During the first year of the lease, the owner may only terminate your tenancy for reasons such as serious or repeated lease violations, violations of tenant laws, criminal activity or alcohol abuse, or other good cause such as disturbance of neighbors, destruction of property, or habits that damage the unit or property.  In these cases, the owner is responsible for giving you a 30-day notice.  Under your family obligations, you are responsible for making sure that the LACDA receives a copy of this notice.

After the initial lease term, the owner can terminate your tenancy for reasons other than lease violations by giving you a proper 90-day notice.  You should make sure the LACDA gets a copy of any such notice.