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After California's governor and others called for the Supreme Court to take up the issue of homelessness, some now fear the outcome could amplify the proliferation of encampments in L.A. and other major cities.

On April 10, I was ratified by the House Republican Conference as the new chairman of the House Appropriations Committee – but not only did I just become the new chairman, I also became the first Native American to ever chair this Committee.

Twenty-seven Pennsylvania GOP lawmakers have appealed to the Supreme Court to let them sue the President Biden over his executive order on elections.

A man has been charged with second-degree murder after surveillance footage captured him attacking Dos Passos as she slept.

ALEXANDRIA — The deadline for small businesses to apply for recovery aid from Hurricanes Laura and Delta in 2020 is next month.

HUD highlighted its investments in green energy and climate resilience for housing after also launching an initiative to combat extreme heat.

Bill McKibben on a ruling by HUD that will require home builders to follow stricter energy codes for more cost-effective and energy-efficient homes.

Amidst the possible passage of a controversial ordinance affecting the city’s homeless population, the city of Kokomo held a “community conversation” to answer questions, address concerns and hopefully find solutions

A partnership between Californias Solar for America (S4A) and the California Infrastructure Economic Development Bank (Ibank) was awarded $249.8 million to make solar energy more affordable and accessible for low-income

WASHINGTON -- House appropriators have made it more difficult for members to secure fiscal 2025 earmarks for some social services programs in their districts, according to new guidance Appropriations Chairman Tom Cole, R-Okla., announced Thursday.