unit number thirteen at the bayshore commons in san leandro, for 81-year-old john busch... has been home for the past 15 years... in a city he's lived in for eight decades. his space is cramped, but he likes it, and this is where the retired design engineer planned live out his life. then he says the new owners that bought the park late last year changed everything.john busch/tenant- 'in october, they informed us that there was going to be a rate increase coming along in january." john says harmony communities increased his rent by more than half. from 585-dollars to 895. a representative for harmony tells kron four they offered john a subsidy to help off-set the difference... but that john declined.john busch/tenant- "i don't want the taxpayer to have to pay for my, uh, increase in rent. you know, so that they can make a killing on me." each month since january, john says he's tried to pay his rent, but only with a seven- percent increase that he proposed. he says the property manager has only accepted one check. the city of san leandro doesn't have rent control. councilme

unit number thirteen at the bayshore commons in san leandro, for 81-year-old john busch... has been home for the past 15 years... in a city he's lived in for eight decades. his space is cramped, but he likes it, and this is where the retired design engineer planned live out his life. then he says the new owners that bought the park late last year changed everything.john busch/tenant- 'in october, they informed us that there was going to be a rate increase coming along in january." john says harmony communities increased his rent by more than half. from 585-dollars to 895. a representative for tells kron four they offered john a subsidy to help off-set the difference... but that john declined.john busch/tenant- "i don't want the taxpayer to have to pay for my, uh, increase in rent. you know, so that they can make a killing on me." each month since january, john says he's tried to pay his rent, but only with a seven- percent increase that he proposed. he says the property manager has only accepted one check. the city of san leandro doesn't have rent control. councilmember cor

(philippe) unit number thirteen at the bayshore commons in san leandro, for 81-year-old john busch... has been home for the past 15 years... in a city he's lived in for eight decades. his space is cramped, but he likes it, and this is where the re planned live out his life. then he says the new owners that bought the park late last year changed everything.john busch/tenant- 'in october, they informed us that there was going to be a rate increase coming along in january." john says harmony communities increased his rent by more than half. from 585-dollars to 895. a representative for harmony tells kron four they offered john a subsidy to help off-set the difference... but that john declined.john busch/tenant- "i don't want the taxpayer to have to pay for my, uh, increase in rent. you know, so that they can make a killing on me." each month since january, john says he's tried to pay his rent, but only with a seven- percent increase that he proposed. he says the property manager has only accepted one check. the city of san leandro doesn't have rent control. councilmember corina lopez say

<john busch/tenant- "i don't want the taxpayer to have to pay for my, uh, increase in rent. you know, so that they can make a killing on me.">( james ) john has reached an agreement with harmony communities to cancel his debt with the mobile home park if he leaves within a month. but says he will continue to explore all of his legal options... ( darya ) tour buses will no longer be swinging by the san francisco home made famous by the popular t-v show "full house." the m-t-a board of directors has voted to ban tour busses from broderick street... outside of the famous home. many neighbors felt the historic home had become an nuisance... with crowds of people snapping selfies in front of the house. the new ban will affect broderick between pine and bush streets ---- and only applies to tour busses. the ban is expected to take effect in 4 to 6 weeks. ( darya ) an off-duty officer gets in the middle of a domestic violence situation. and the whole thing is caught on camera. this happened at a walmart parking lot in yuba city. facebook video shows a man pulling a can see the woma

(philippe) john busch doesn't want to leave his mobile home... but it's looking more and more like that's exactly what's going to happen.john busch/tenant- "half the people i knew moved out. marty lived here for 30 years, uh, carolyn lived here for 25 and eddy lived here for 20." a retired design engineer, at 81-year-old, john says he's lived in san leandro almost all of his life. the last 15 years here at the bayshore commons. he says the new owners, harmony communities, took over last year... and, increased his rent by more than half. they've offered him subsides to lessen what he would have to pay, but he's refused. he's proposed a smaller increase of seven-percent, and has tried to make those payments... but says the property manager has only accepted one of his checks since january. john says it's unfortunate the city of san leandro doesn't have rent control.john busch/tenant- "if it isn't, uh, made illegal or criminal, its inhumane and, uh, unconcionable anyway." corina lopez/councilmember- "i think that, uh, the displacement, um, of folks,

(philippe) john busch doesn't want to leave his mobile home... but it's looking more and more like that's exactly what's gknew mov out. marty lived here for 30 years, uh, carolyn lived here for 25 and eddy lived here for 20." a retired design engineer, at 81-year-old, john almost all of his life. the last 15 years here at the bayshore commons. he says the new owners, harmony communities, took over last year... and, increased his rent by more than half. they've offered him subsides to lessen what he would have to pay, but he's refused. he's proposed a smaller increase of seven-percent, and has tried to make those payments... but says the property manager has only accepted one of his checks since january. john says it's unfortunate the city of san leandro doesn't have rent control.john busch/tenant- "if it isn't, uh, made illegal or criminal, its inhumane and, uh, unconscionable anyway." corina lopez/councilmember- "i think that, uh, the displacement, um, of folks, when new owners come in and purchase properties is something that we have to be very

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