Landlords can ban smoking — but not by just posting a sign – Los Angeles Times

How much leeway do I have to stop smoking on my property? Answer: California law does not protect smokers. Being a smoker, even one addicted to nicotine, does not constitute a protected medical condition or disability. As a result, landlords ...
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