The nonprofit use of “in lieu of services” means it can continue to provide its residents with a host of social services.

Last month, the agency mailed 7,952 postcards to households currently on its waitlists, asking applicants to confirm their ...

Part Two of a three-part series exploring elements of CT's new housing law, the “November Special Session Public Act 25-1,” ...

THROUGH THE COLD WET WINTER, Marin County's efforts to relocate unhoused residents in a vehicle encampment near Novato have ...

At 15 of 21 Jamison-owned properties, agents said they could not accept vouchers, and public records show that just one ...

Apartment owners are seeking a restraining order to stop the Corpus Christi Housing Authority from voiding more than 50 ...

The Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) partnered with Licking Metropolitan Housing Authority (LMHA) to buy Thornton Hall ...

Jamison, a large real estate company in Los Angeles, has been turning away Section 8 voucher holders in many of its buildings, in violation of state law, according to a Capital & Main investigation.

CT's new housing law has many good provisions, but also sections that are confusing, and some that conflict with existing law ...

UPDATE, DEC. 8, 12:35 P.M. ET: Section 8 funds for November were reportedly released to housing authorities over the weekend. Thousands of affordable housing operators didn't get paid by the ...