California eviction moratorium extended, but some concerned about lack of enforcement Share Updated: 8:35 AM PST Jan 27, 2021 Share Updated: 8:35 AM PST Jan 27, 2021
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Show Transcript MILLIMETER WHO SAYS THE MOTHER TORE MOM WHO SAYS THE MORATORIUM DID LITTLE TO PROTECT HER. I WAS EVICTED. SHE FACED HER FEARS AND IS NOW AT THE STOCKTON SHELTER FOR THE HOMELESS. WEEKS AFTERWARDS, SHE SAID SHE WAS UNLAWFULLY EVICTED OUT OF HER APARTMENT. IT S NOT GOING TO SAVE YOU BECAUSE IT COMES DOWN TO YOUR APARTMENT COMPLEX. THE MANAGERS, THE OWNERS. IF THEY WANT TO EVICT YOU THEY WILL. THE EVICTION MORATORIUM WAS EXTENDED TO JUNE 30. THE PROBLEM IS LANDLORDS ARE IGNORING THE DECISION AND MANY FAMILIES DO NOT HAVE THE RESOURCES TO FIGHT BACK. WHO DON T HAVE MONEY TO HIRE ATTORNEYS ARE QUIETLY BEING EVICTED RIGHT NOW. THE CEO OF THE SHELTER SAYS SHE HAS TWO MAJOR CONCERNS IF THE MORATORIUM IS NOT UPHELD. FIRST, MORE PEOPLE ON THE STREETS