My question involves an eviction in the state of: California
I have a few questions regarding three separate 30 day notices I was given at three different apartment complexes over a 5 year span. All of them were in Contra Costa County which is a non rent-controlled county.
Apt #1) Shortly after my 1 year lease ended in 1997, I was given a "30 day notice to quit" when I had a "domestic disturbance" call involving the police (supposedly placed by a neighbor) at my apartment. No arrests were made.
Apt #2) Again, shortly after my 1 year lease ended in 1998, I was given another "30 day notice to quit" because the apt complex was converted to HUD housing and my income was too high.
Note: Several years later, a class action was filed and won by a coalition of former tenanats of this apartment complex. As a result, I received a lump sum for being given a 30 day notice unjustly.
Apt #3) Again, shortly after my 1 year lease ended in 1999, I was given another "30 day notice to quit" after I had an altercation with a neighbor. The police were called and I ended up getting arrested on a minor drug charge.
Note: Isn't it ironic that I always managed to get 30 day notices at exactly the same time - exactly one year after the one year lease ended? I have lived in 2 different apartments for a total of 15 years in another county - Alameda County (a rent controlled county, BTW) and NOT ONE 30 day notice - ever! (Hmmm...seems a little fishy?!?!)
Anyways, my questions are:
1) Are any of these three 30 day notices considered an "eviction"?
2) Would they show up in any court records; or perhaps, in a background search done in a pre-employment screen or a tenant screen?
I'd really appreciate any insight on this. Thanks.

