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Families there who are being forced out of their homes. >> less and less and less. >> reporter: mora and daughter carson have 30 days to find a new home. >> how many properties do you think youve explored? >> thousands. thousands. >> reporter: for three years, shes been paying $2,100 a month for this three bedroom in palm beach gardens, florida. last month she got a letter from her landlord. >> due to unforeseen circumstances -- >> reporter: her new represent, $3,200 a month. an attorney for her...

Cnns vanessa yurkevich has more on this story. >> less and less and less. >> laura and her daughter carson have 30 days to find a new home. >> how many properties do you think youve explored? >> thousands. thousands. >> reporter: for three years she has been paying $2,100 a month for this three bedroom in palm beach gardens, florida. but last month, she got a letter from her landlord. >> due to unforeseen circumstances -- >> reporter: her new rent, $3,200 a month. an attorney for her landlord te...

NORTH FORK -- The North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California in coordination with Madera County plans to hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday...

Where the party has been swept aside in many areas by the scottish national party. the snp currently has the largest number of councillors in scotland, with the conservatives in second place and labour third. our scotland editorjames cook reports from glasgow. for decades, glasgow rumbled along as a labour city. five years ago came a shock when the snp took charge. but are they now about to hit a bump on the road? potholes are a hot topic for the council here, and for others around the country. ...

Investors and corporations are buying up houses and turning them into rental properties. In Charlotte, N.C., that is adding to the hurdles facing would-be buyers navigating a brutal market.

A $1 million grant from HUD will go towards developing the historic location affordable studio apartments.

We are way past time where marijuana ought to be kept along with the most dangerous drugs. >> its my understanding you were trying to lobby for the use of medical marijuana, particularly for older residents in public housing that need it for pain, and you wrote a letter to hud and the government said no. is there any way around this? >> i have not found it. when i cant get medical marijuana in public housing for people who need it, you see we are thwarted still until marijuana is legalized. >> e...

To homeless individuals take to a dormitory-style shelter, get off the street and then their items, their personal property is thrown away. so that is not the help that they need or whatever. i dont think it is appropriate to send department of sanitation officials to human beings. it is not effective or morale. >> it is a long way from sending mental health providers to take care of these teams. >> reverend sharpton, you mentioned that you spoke to the mayor yesterday, we know you speak to pres...

We heard a whistle go over our head and then a thud. and then we heard another whistle, looked up and we saw a missile going over the heads. so big i actually at first thought it was an airplane and then learned theyre the size of a small jet and then those two or three more orr the head and hit an area about a mile away from us and there is a very disconcerting whistling sound and then thud after thud. it was upsetting for us. i have been never seen a cruise missile fly over my head and did a l...

DHA CEO Anthony Scott said a recovery agreement between the agency and HUD to “reposition”  McDougald Terrace does not mean its residents will have to find other places to live in an increasingly unaffordable housing market.