Just Cause Eviction: Long Beach vs Pomona
How do just cause eviction rules compare between Long Beach, CA and Pomona, CA?
Long Beach and Pomona have similar restriction levels.
Long Beach, CA
Los Angeles County
Long Beach enforces a Just Cause for Termination of Tenancies ordinance under LBMC Ch. 8.99 (adopted 2020). Landlords must have an enumerated at-fault or no-fault reason. No-fault terminations require relocation assistance of 1 month's rent or $4,500 for demolition/remodel.
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Los Angeles County
Pomona Ordinance No. 4359 requires just cause for eviction: at-fault (nonpayment, breach, nuisance) or no-fault (owner move-in, withdrawal). No-fault evictions require relocation assistance. Disabled/terminally ill tenants of 10+ years have extra protection.
View full Pomona rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Long Beach | Pomona |
|---|---|---|
| Code | LBMC Ch. 8.99 | - |
| Adopted | 2020 | - |
| Relocation | $4,500 or 2 months rent (demolition) | - |
| Other No-Fault | 1 month's rent relocation | - |
| Just Cause | - | Required for all terminations |
| No-Fault | - | Relocation assistance required |
| Owner Move-In | - | Must occupy within 3 months, stay 12 months |
| Special Protection | - | 10+ yr disabled/ill tenants protected |
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Long Beach FAQ
Can my landlord evict me without a reason?
In units covered by just cause protections, no. Landlords must have a valid reason. Check if your unit is covered under Long Beach or state just cause requirements.
What is a self-help eviction?
When a landlord tries to force a tenant out by changing locks, removing doors, shutting off utilities, or removing belongings. This is illegal everywhere and tenants can sue for damages.
Pomona FAQ
Can my landlord evict me without a reason?
In units covered by just cause protections, no. Landlords must have a valid reason. Check if your unit is covered under Pomona or state just cause requirements.
What is a self-help eviction?
When a landlord tries to force a tenant out by changing locks, removing doors, shutting off utilities, or removing belongings. This is illegal everywhere and tenants can sue for damages.
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