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Posted by: thepinetree on 06/25/2021 07:54 PM
Updated by: thepinetree on 06/25/2021 07:54 PM
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Governor Newsom, Legislative Leaders Announce Eviction Moratorium Extension, Increased Compensation for Rent Relief
Sacramento, CA...Governor Gavin Newsom and legislative leaders of both the Senate and the Assembly today announced a proposed extension of California’s statewide evictions moratorium, and an increase in compensation for California’s rent relief program.
The three-party agreement on AB 832 – which extends the current eviction moratorium through September 30, 2021 – will ensure that California quickly uses the more than $5 billion in federal rental assistance to help the state’s tenants and small landlords and protect vulnerable households from eviction. The agreement widens rental assistance by enhancing current law. Provisions include increasing reimbursement to 100 percent for both rent that is past due and prospective payments for both tenants and landlords. Additionally, the bill ensures rental assistance dollars stay in California by prioritizing cities and counties with unmet needs, and uses the judicial process to ensure tenants and landlords have attempted to obtain rental assistance.
Governor Gavin Newsom:
“California is coming roaring back from the pandemic, but the economic impacts of COVID-19 continue to disproportionately impact so many low-income Californians, tenants and small landlords alike. That’s why I am thankful for today’s news from the Legislature – protecting low-income tenants with a longer eviction moratorium and paying down their back-rent and utility bills – all thanks to the nation’s largest and most comprehensive rental assistance package, which I am eager to sign into law as soon as I receive it.”
Senate President pro Tempore Toni G. Atkins (D-San Diego):
“Our housing situation in California was a crisis before COVID, and the pandemic has only made it worse — this extension is key to making sure that more people don’t lose the safety net helping them keep their home. While our state may be emerging from the pandemic, in many ways, the lingering financial impact still weighs heavily on California families. People are trying to find jobs and make ends meet and one of the greatest needs is to extend the evictions moratorium—which includes maximizing the federal funds available to help the most tenants and landlords possible—so that they can count on a roof over their heads while their finances rebound.”
Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood):
“The key thing is to recognize that people in rental housing are still facing financial obstacles, even as our economy reopens. This moratorium will keep families in homes, provide critical financial support to landlords, and help protect our supply of rental housing.”
Assemblymember David Chiu (D-San Francisco), Chair of the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee:
“Even though our state has reopened, hundreds of thousands of Californians are grappling with rental debt and the threat of eviction. Removing eviction protections now, while billions of rent relief dollars are still available, would be a disaster and exacerbate our homelessness crisis. This proposal avoids a massive eviction cliff, allowing us to keep tenants in their homes and get landlords the financial support they need.”
Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco), Chair of the Senate Housing Committee:
“We’ve made strides in ending this pandemic, but its impact will continue to reverberate through our economy. Many renters are still out of work. Thousands of families tragically lost someone in their household to COVID-19, which can be both emotionally and financially devastating. We need to ensure our social safety net stays strong, so every Californian can stay stably housed.”
Details on the proposed extension can be found in AB 832, which will be in print today.
CONTACT: GovPressOffice@gov.ca.gov (for Governor Newsom)
Niesha Fritz, Niesha.Fritz@sen.ca.gov (for Pro Tem Atkins)
Katie Talbot, Katie.Talbot@asm.ca.gov (for Speaker Rendon)
Jennifer Kwart, Jennifer.Kwart@asm.ca.gov (for Asm. Chiu)
Catie Stewart, Catie.Stewart@sen.ca.gov (for Senator Wiener)
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Posted on: 2021-06-25 20:12:25
By: Anonymous
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This is unnecessary. These lowlifes just want a handout instead of getting a job and paying rent that is due. Newsom is another ass hole Demorat who wants people to rely on the state.
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Posted on: 2021-06-25 20:47:35
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For those people that voted for this guy, take a good look at yourselves! Do any of you approve of one thing he’s done while in office?? You should all be ashamed of yourselves!!
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Posted on: 2021-06-27 11:00:49
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Posted on: 2021-06-26 05:32:19
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RECALL GAVIN NEWSOM
What Are Your Whys?
Rules for Thee, but Not for He = French Laundry Indoor Dining, No Mask, 22 guests
Extreme Government OVERREACH – Massive Executive Orders – Acting w/o Legislature
Mandatory Mail-In Voting
On-Going Shutdowns, Loss of Small Businesses, Loss of Jobs
Unemployment Checks to Prisoners/Felons in the amount of $1 BILLION
$2 BILLION in Unemployment Fraud – overall
$80 MILLION on billboard “education” plan to remind people to social distance
Unemployment to those who lost jobs due to Covid on HOLD – Inefficient System
Granting Clemency for Felons: Those who Raped and Murdered, Even Committed Heinous Crimes Against Children
AB 5 – Affecting Truckers & Independent Contractors
Highest Homeless Rate in our Nation
Infringements of our 2nd Amendment Rights
Countless new Gun and Ammo Laws
Sanctuary State for Illegals and Criminals
Made it Legal for Illegal Aliens to Sit on State Boards
Highest State Income Tax in our Nation
One of the Highest State Sales Tax in our Nation
One of the Highest State Property Tax in our Nation
Prop 13 – Attempting to Restructure = Increased Property Tax
Highest Vehicle Registration Costs in our Nation
Highest Poverty Rate in the Nation
Vaccination Requirements for Children or be Fined
Water Tax – diverted for Newsom’s “pet” projects
Children’s Medical Records Automatically Entered into Database
Mandatory Health Insurance or be Fined to Pay for Illegals Health Insurance
Prop 47: Reduces Felonies to Misdemeanors of Violent Criminals
Constricting Ability for Law Enforcement to do their Jobs
No Longer Illegal NOT to Help an Officer in Need
Highest Gas Tax in our Nation BEFORE the Corona Virus
Teachers No Longer can Discipline Disruptive Students
Illegals are Given: Income Tax Refunds, Welfare, Medical Insurance, Housing, Education, Food Stamps, Cell Phones… FREE!
Government Overreach – Example: Overruling Vote of the People to Reinstate the Death Penalty, and the list goes on!
Redirecting the Gas Tax – Not being used for Improving our Infrastructure: roads, dams, bridges
Funds for the Bullet Train to Nowhere – funds being diverted from other areas of need
Refusing to set up Water Claim System with Taxes Collected to do just that!
PG&E Power Outages & Threatening to Take Over PG&E
$20,000,000 of Your Tax Dollars Directed to Study Vaping
Funding Illegal Alien owned businesses in the amount of $50 Million because CA received federal funding for the Covid-19/Corona Virus
Mandate to wear Masks
Mask Squads to Enforce Unlawful Mandate, and Fines for Not Wearing Masks
$1 Billion Purchase of Faulty Masks from China, instead of American Made
$315 Million Taxpayer Dollars on Second Order of Masks from Same China Company
$1.3 Trillion State Debt
Fighting to Stop our Central Valley Farmers from Getting the Water They Need
Failure to Pay His Own Property Taxes
4% Salary Increase for Newsom and State Lawmakers in 2019; 10% Pay Cut to all State Employees in 2020. Newsom and State Lawmakers still making 6% more
Retroactive Tax Planned on Folks Making $1 Million or more
Fines for Hiring Tutors or Teachers to Help Children with Distance Learning
Puts Teacher’s Union Interests Over Those of Children and Families
$12 Million Wasted on Sleep Train Arena to Take Care of COVID Patients – Only 9 People Were Treated
Failure to Protect Californians in Nursing Homes from Covid-19
Covid-19 Counts Distorted, 541,339 CONFIRMED CASES TOTAL; 10,021 Dead = .0185 of Those Who Test Positive Die; This is .0002 of the Entire State’s Population .02% 8/7/20
Fraud in Reporting Covid-19 Numbers
Federal Covid-19 Funds Sent to California Being Used for Homeless instead of Education, Medical, Safety and Security
Executive Order to Phase Out Gasoline-Powered Cars by 2035
Infringements on our 1st Amendment Rights to Protest and Worship
Forces Lockdowns Preventing the Right to worship, even singing
Dismantled Death Chamber and Redistributed Death Row Inmates through the System
Release of Violent Criminals, 8,000 is Now on Track to Hit 18,000
Millions are Still Waiting to Receive Unemployment Checks from EDD
Approved Statewide Rent Control When it was Voted Down
Public Safety Is Being Deliberately Ignored
Ability to Raise the Gas Tax at Any Time Without Voter Approval
Seeking Billions of Dollars in Collateralized Loans from China
Zero Accountability and Transparency on Spending
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No Subject
Posted on: 2021-06-25 20:51:31
By: Anonymous
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This saves the property owner's investment while preventing mass homelessness.
Win. win.
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Posted on: 2021-06-25 21:47:46
By: Anonymous
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Oh does it? Someone has to pay for all of this and it will be the taxpayers. Nothing is free in this state.
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Posted on: 2021-06-25 22:11:36
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Yes, the very wealthy in California.
Unlike most states, California taxes capital gains — mostly money made from investments and stocks — the same as money made from wages and salaries. The result is 1% of the population accounts for nearly half of the state's income tax collections.
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Posted on: 2021-06-27 17:36:24
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Because others have inherited, worked, educated themselves and made intelligent choices you are jealous. You should never be entitled to others money just because you have made bad choices in life. Many poor immigrants with nothing came to this country and made a great and wealthy life for themselves making good choices. I am so sick of paying for stupid inbreeds who keep procreating.
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Posted on: 2021-06-26 10:56:14
By: Anonymous
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Agreed! It does help landlords and keeps some from becoming homeless. Also, the renters are expected to pay back rent when they do get on their feet. A lot of the money being handed out to landlords or businesses is in the form of no/low interest loans.
There are more homeless people that didn't choose that life and don't want it. It was forced on them because of unexpected circumstances, like loss of a job and not finding a new one quickly. The cost of rentals is way more than what many can afford on their income. The cost of living is increasing way beyond the pay increases that many are not able to make it any more.
It is really sad that such a rich country with so many smart hard working people has the homeless situation and hungry children that we have.
Yes there are lazy people out there looking for a handout and take advantage of the system but they are the exception. Most people want to work and take care of themselves and their family.
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Posted on: 2021-06-27 17:45:18
By: Anonymous
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"Most people want to work and take care of themselves and their family."
No they don't. The generations of welfare Mothers and Fathers just keep producing children for a paycheck, it's all they know. They are not smart enough to want anything better for themselves or their children. Many on the streets are these people whose children are over 18 and the checks stopped. They are not smart enough to take care of themselves.
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Posted on: 2021-06-28 08:57:02
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Up to 60% of the homeless are working one or more jobs but rentals in this country or the area they are in is higher than they make or can afford.
Yes there are "those people" that are homeless because they lost their meal ticket when the kids turned 18 but they are only a minority of the homeless. You are type-casting the homeless and that is wrong!
Once homeless, the step back into the mainstream is an extremely hard struggle. But many keep trying and many have made it.
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Posted on: 2021-06-26 11:27:20
By: Anonymous
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We all agree here, this is much better than getting a job and doing the right thing. The more we go backwards the better it is for Americans. Rock bottom is the place to be. Perhaps we can borrow money from China!!!
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No Subject
Posted on: 2021-06-25 21:53:53
By: Anonymous
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vote pandering anyone? this cat has to go.
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No Subject
Posted on: 2021-06-25 23:49:24
By: Anonymous
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There you go again Newsome Helping Californians again. Bunch of BS. I hate Californians. Therefore I hate newsome. In fact I hate my wife and everyone. I’m a miserable uneducated person.
Even though there’s a huge surplus in the budget I know you’ve over spent somewhere. Kind of like I did for my enormous truck that I drive 3 miles to work everyday. But that’s my choice. Not the taxpayers
Let’s get back to trumpism. Let’s give the tax cuts back to the rich. Then we’ll see some high paying jobs in calaveras
Everything is going so wrong.
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Posted on: 2021-06-26 11:17:23
By: Anonymous
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If you hate California, Newsome, your wife, and everyone, then take your new truck and leave. Go be unhappy somewhere else.
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No Subject
Posted on: 2021-06-26 00:11:20
By: Anonymous
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So darn tired of thees dam democrats trying to take my money to help lazy folk. My granddaughter said she wanted to go to cal berkery after finishe high school this year and I told her she need to get out my house and ain’t no dems welcome in this house! I didn’t inhairent my house so lazy dems can get hand outs and room and board for free!
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Posted on: 2021-06-26 07:46:20
By: Anonymous
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Most of the illegal immigrants coming in that aren't criminals, will be harder working people then any democrat on any type of assistance. Once you start taking care of the democrat leech on food stamps, they're hooked for life.
That's why all democrat's running for office, one of their first Mottos are FREE FREE FREE, VOTE FOR ME AND ITS FREE!!!
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Posted on: 2021-06-26 08:13:34
By: Anonymous
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See plenty of Trump flying over houses and apartments of known welfare families.
Corporate welfare pretty rampant amongst the red states and GOP crowd Ed.
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No Subject
Posted on: 2021-06-26 08:57:06
By: Anonymous
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Republican idiots would prefer everyone be homeless in a pandemic .
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Posted on: 2021-06-27 18:56:51
By: Anonymous
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Once again the democrats spreading their lies and hate propaganda!
What state has the highest homelessness rate? California! What color is California? That’s right blue!
Next time democrats do a simple google search before you open your lying Anti-American douchebag mouths! You won’t look as stupid as you do now…. oh wait that’s all the time no matter what the fuc* you all do.
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