You may well have grounds to either terminate your lease (under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine of constructive eviction), or...

It sounds like you may have grounds to seek a restraining order . However, you would have the burden of proof. Moving out may be a good option....

It sounds like someone talked to you about evicting under the Ellis Act. However, it is usually possible to evict through less drastic means and/or...

You can complain to the local code enforcement agency, which should cite the landlord. If you want to move out, you should have grounds to...

Your rights largely depend on whether the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482) and/or eviction moratorium law. At the...

By letting B move in, with the expectation that B would pay rent, it seems like you created a subtenancy. If you want to try to evict B, you...

Assuming the parking is part of your tenancy, changes i terms of tenancy usually must be accomplished by giving at least 30 days written notice...

Unless your sublease prohibited alterations, changing locks, etc., the subtenant was probably free to install the lock. In any event, your...

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

They can only enter for one of the limited reasons allowed under Civil Code Section 1954. It would be entirely reasonable for you to ask who this...