Chula Vista's City Council approved a request on Oct. 27 from Councilmember Michael Inzunza for staff to review parts of the city's 2022 Tenant Protection Ordinance that could delay the removal of tenants involved in serious misconduct, KPBS reported. The request followed an October fight at the Casa Lago apartments in Eastlake that led to six arrests. Possible changes are expected to return to the council by late January, while the city attorney said evictions themselves fall under state jurisdiction.
Why it matters
Changes to local just-cause rules would affect how owners in the San Diego County city document and pursue misconduct-based evictions.
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