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Shangri-La Industries defaulted on loans and breached its contracts on motel projects for the homeless in the Inland Empire and Thousand Oaks, state housing officials say.

Shangri-La Industries defaulted on loans and breached its contracts on motel projects for the homeless in the Inland Empire and Thousand Oaks, state housing officials say.

Shangri-La Industries defaulted on loans and breached its contracts on motel projects for the homeless in the Inland Empire and Thousand Oaks, state housing officials say.

Members of the Isle de Jean Charles tribe filed a civil rights complaint against the Louisiana Office of Community Development alleging discrimination in how the New Isle climate change resettlement project was handled.

Napa County is still trying to please the state with a mandated plan that identifies rural apartment sites.

The city of Dubuque is calling on federal lawmakers to pass legislation that would provide more funding for recreation projects and help some local residents buy houses, among other things.

Members of the Isle de Jean Charles tribe filed a civil rights complaint against the Louisiana Office of Community Development alleging discrimination in how the New Isle climate change resettlement project was handled.

NORRISTOWN – Robert E. Wright Sr., a civil rights pioneer in the Norristown area, will receive the Black Heritage Award Wednesday for his tireless advocacy on behalf of minority groups and years of community service. Wright, 65, a retired director of the Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Development, was the county’s first African-American […]

ISLE DE JEAN CHARLES - When she was a girl, Theresa “Betty” Billiot would open the back door to a view of cattle grazing in pastures, cotton fields and wild

SCHRIEVER – As his tribal chief burned sage in the doorway, Chris Brunet entered his new home, 40 miles inland from the storm-ravaged and sinking island where generations of Brunets