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Eviction moratorium extended Funding available for tenants, landlords
Legislation signed last week by Gov. Gavin Newsom extends the state’s landmark eviction moratorium for an additional five months, protecting renters while also providing aid for landlords.
The passage of SB 91 will see the eviction moratorium extended through June 30, 2021, which was originally established last year under Assembly Bill 3088 and would have expired at the end of January.
“Once again, California is leading the way by enacting the strongest eviction protections in the nation, which will provide relief for millions of Californians dealing with financial difficulties as a result of COVID-19,” Newsom said. “This law not only provides greatly needed support for tenants, but also provides relief to small property owners in need of assistance to pay for mortgages, thanks to $2.6 billion in federal stimulus funding.”
Special Council meetings to determine future of City Manager, City Attorney
The first action of the Turlock City Council in the new year has been to evaluate the services of the City Manager and City Attorney, following two emergency meetings called by the Mayor.
The motivations behind the special meetings - before the two newly elected City Council members have even gone through orientation - have been called into question by incumbent City Council members Andrew Nosrati and Nicole Larson and members of the public.
With a 24-hour notice to at least two City Council members and the public, Mayor Amy Bublak called for a special closed session emergency meeting on Tuesday with two items on the agenda - performance evaluations of the City Manager and City Attorney.
NEW ERA FOR TURLOCK CITY COUNCIL Turlock City Clerk Jennifer Land swears in new District 4 Council member Pam Franco.
Two new members of the Turlock City Council were sworn into office on Tuesday, following the official results of the November election. City Clerk Jennifer Land gave the oath of office to new District 2 Council member Rebecka Monez and District 4 Council member Pam Franco. Monez, who defeated incumbent Council member Gil Esquer for the District 2 seat, was sworn in via Zoom. Franco, who will follow Becky Arellano in representing District 4, was sworn in at City Hall. Incumbent City Treasurer Diana Lewis was also sworn in to another term of office after defeating challenger Matt Beekman for the position. After being sworn into office, the new Council members also took the City of Turlock’s special oath of integrity, administered by the Honorable Ruben Villalobos.