I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency. You also seem to have the right to "repair and deduct" under Civil Code Section...

The subtenant had the right to give the 30 day notice, but was obligated to leave on time. By failing to do so, the subtenant would at least be...

It sounds like you have already browsed the City's website. If not, this may be helpful:...

I generally agree with my colleagues comments, but would add that under some circumstances, a landlord can be held liable for security issues. As...

Whether or not the notice is accurate, if the landlord chooses to move forward with a lawsuit for unlawful detainer, you must timely file an...

If you accepted rent after serving the notices, or otherwise waived them, you would have to start over. The notice requirements would depend in...

I agree with the other answers, but would add that you should consult an attorney to see whether you may have grounds to file a motion to change...

You should first determine whether the notice is valid, and was validly served. For example, if the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. The situation may provide you grounds to terminate under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine...

The new owner took the property subject to the existing tenancy, and must honor any valid lease (which, by the way, did not need to be recorded in...