Alameda City Attorney's Office

08/06/2026

Our upcoming Housing Clinic will provide information and resources on housing-related issues, including tenant rights, available assistance programs, and other community resources.

See the flyer below for event details, including date, time, and location!

08/06/2026

The Alameda City Attorney’s Office is pleased to announce the launch of its Mobile Housing & Victim Services Clinic. Beginning in August 2026, this new outreach initiative is designed to bring free housing information, victim services, and community resources directly to residents throughout the community.

Check out our full press release at the link below.

https://www.alamedaca.gov/Shortcut-Content/News-Media/Launching-the-Mobile-Housing-and-Victim-Services-Clinic

04/21/2026

Missed our Fair Housing Workshop? Watch the full recording here!

This year, the workshop brought together new and returning housing professionals, legal experts, community members and city staff to explore hot-button issues.

Whether you're a landlord, tenant, or something else—there's something in here for you.

Topics this year included:
• Immigration and Tenants' Rights
• The State of Fair Housing in 2026
• Evictions and Local Resources
• A new RUBS Policy Proposal
• New Laws and Alameda Rent Program Services

▶️ Watch now and stay informed. Your rights—and responsibilities—matter.

04/14/2026

📣 Alameda City Attorney's Fair Housing Workshop is on 4/16! 📣

Check out the flyer below for all the details on the upcoming Fair Housing Workshop hosted by the Alameda City Attorney's Office (this Thursday!) Everyone is welcome!

It’s a great opportunity for folks with housing concerns or housing related questions to hear and speak directly with professionals who have expertise in the fair housing field.

Check out the flyer below for a list of speakers and topics!

RSVP link is below:
https://us.openforms.com/.../7fc84db3-585d-4f37-a96f...

03/27/2026

Alameda City Prosecutors Obtain $20,000 Settlement from Landlord

The Prosecution and Public Rights Unit of the Alameda City Attorney’s Office has reached a settlement with an Alameda landlord who had refused to repay $20,211 in excess rent to a tenant, even after a Hearing Officer ordered they do so.