Jim-Denny’s diner in downtown Sacramento will shut down for the second time in five years after owner N’Gina Guyton was given an eviction notice and told to vacate the building by the end of July by ...

Evictions occurred regularly in Sacramento County before the pandemic. In 2019, more than 6,600 eviction lawsuits, known as unlawful detainers, were filed in Sacramento Superior Court, amounting ...

Nearly 600 have faced eviction in Sacramento County, California, during the coronavirus pandemic, despite California ban law to keep renters from being evicted.

"Nobody should ever have to fear eviction while dealing with what may be one of the worst days of their life," said the ...

Jim Denny’s had been a downtown mainstay for 85 years until it closed in January 2020. The diner was revived in 2023 when Guyton took over the business. Since reopening, the diner has faced multiple ...

The CDC's eviction moratorium ends on July 31, ... July 30, 2021 / 2:16 PM PDT / CBS Sacramento (CBS New York) --Eviction hurts everyone involved. Tenants lose their homes.

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As eviction rates across the Sacramento region rise due to COVID-19 rent relief ending, the price to rent is temporarily decreasing due to the vacancies, according to experts.

The Sacramento Eviction Defense Network says they’ll show up to apartments where people are being evicted to help keep them in their homes. Top Picks. NBA Finals 2025: ...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) - Nearly a dozen families were forced out of their homes Wednesday, because the apartment complex they live in was deemed as deemed unsafe. "Nobody cares, and we can't get help ...

Carlton Franklin was days away from his eviction deadline but no closer to finding housing. Franklin, 62, sat on his bed in his studio apartment, surrounded by paperwork and wept. He was one of at ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom has promised to sign the measure if it passes, which would add protections for tenants who haven't paid rent between March and August, but allow other types of evictions to proceed.

Under the ordinance, commercial tenants would be protected against eviction if they can tie an inability to pay rent to measures taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19.