The evictions coincide with the Governor stay at home order.

Governor Newsome has done a great job as my property taxes are much lower than if I owned the same amount of property in Texas.

This week's bill signed into law proves that: eviction moratorium extended until the "state of emergency" is over, which - as you know - is unilaterally controlled by the governor.

Governor Brown and the leadership are now going to tax water through the guise of conservation.

She has not suffered any economic loss or lack of work; she is not paying because our Governor has emboldened her and she is mad at me for trying to enforce our lease.I LOVE NEW YORK!

collected 145 of 155 so far in may ,other 10 working with payment plans.but everytime i think going to get back to slightly normal the governor does something.boy i wish our governor (in wis) was not a democract.but at least most of our tenants are working,either from home or  at place of work.i feel for anybody in the left wing states of ny,calf,michigan ,washington.remember these people when it comes time to vote.they seem to not care about your vote.that is were i think all of us landlords should get together and hire a national lobbyist for landlords.because in our state ,only thing helping us out is the realtors lobbyist is strong and they are helping us out,because they donot want to see prices come falling down.

In California the governor has a moratorium on evictions.

Second, by order of the governor, you cannot currently evict unless it meets very specific reasons. 

Law in the USA is not made or changed by executive order of a president or governor, and it sure as heck is not made or changed by the CDC! 

I say this because I think it is important to contact our Senators, Governors, City Counselors and Congressmen/Congresswomen.