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Grants to be given to housing projects and related initiatives

The New York Senate on Jan. 4, 2023, introduced the Good Cause Eviction Bill, S-305 (Bill), which effectively is written as a statewide rent control measure that impacts all housing not...

California State Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo announced that four of her key bills advanced out of committee unanimously and with bipartisan support.

Assemblywoman Pilar Schiavo, D-Chatsworth, announced Thursday that four of her key bills advanced out of committee unanimously and with bipartisan support.

Columnist hopes project helps to dispel misconception that nothing is being done to decrease homelessness.

Associate Vice President for Auxiliary and Business Services John Papazoglou will be leaving Penn State to pursue a new opportunity at Syracuse University as chief operations officer beginning Feb. 1. A national search for his replacement will commence soon.

As eviction rates surge, Multnomah County voters will consider guaranteeing legal representation for tenants.

Derek Koel recaps the entire Dec. 13 meeting of Port McNeill council

Penn State is partnering again with a national nonprofit to fight food insecurity and student hunger at every campus across the commonwealth. Students at all Penn State campuses can donate when they pay for their meal at any residential dining facility between Nov. 12 and 20. 

Nancy pelosis answerer to that is comprehensive immigration reform. theyve spent more time talking about whipping migrants, which was a lie, than they have about babies drowning in the rio grande river than they have about rainbow fentanyl. 2200 pounds of fentanyl was seized in august alone at the border. thats enough to kill a half a billion people. its 500 million lethal doses. now, rainbow fentanyl is 50 times more potent or lethal than heroin. i just want to put this in perspective for folks...