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Seven of the eight new Campus Towers cottage housing units filled immediately, while millions of Americans 65 and older are facing rising costs on fixed incomes.

Lorain Mayor Jack Bradley signified his commitment to end homelessness in the International City when he joined other elected officials April 29 in Washington, D.C., for the annual U.S. Conference of Mayors who are seeking solutions on the national homelessness crisis.Bradley visited Capitol Hill with 50 other mayors, and they deserve credit for meeting with […]

The Housing Authority for San Luis Obispo announced the reception of 20 housing vouchers for veterans from the U.S. government valued at over $223,000 annually.

SALISBURY, Md. - Chronic homelessness has reached an all-time high nationwide, with more than one thousand individuals experiencing homelessness on Marylands Eastern Shore. These individuals find themselves without a permanent

President Joe Biden on Thursday traveled to North Carolina where he met with families of police officers slain and injured in a shootout earlier this week.

HUD and FHA made clear in statements to RMD that recent appraisal bias protections apply to all forward and reverse mortgage programs.

Last year, 627 people were identified as being homeless. This year, volunteers recorded 1,177 people.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Senators Todd Young (R-Ind.) and Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) introduced the Lead-Safe Housing for Kids Act, which would require the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

Fourteen jobs are being cut among the senior ranks at Auckland Council in response to calls from Mayor Wayne Brown to reduce layers of bureaucracy and...

Dan Doty, known as “Downtown Dan,” experienced homelessness in the Rogue Valley for 32 years. But for a little more than a year, he’s been living in permanent federal housing in South Medford. Ahead of his 65th birthday in June, Doty says overcoming homelessness requires one to ask for help.