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David Zalubowski / AP Dealing with how to build trust with vulnerable Black and Latinx communities on identifying housing discrimination on Long Island is a challenge a Suffolk County task force will soon face. Pilar Moya-Mancera, who sits on the county’s fair housing task force, said nonprofit services and fair housing advocates can play a crucial role in helping the county educate communities of color. “When it comes to dealing with the immigrant community, there is always that issue of trust. They trust us. They trust people that they know. It’s better when that education piece ...

ADRIAN — Moving every few years is a part of life for Salvation Army officers. They are sent where they are needed, to answer God's call.Jacob and Melinda Tripp are no strangers to packing up and moving. The couple moved more than once in their eight years serving in Wisconsin, but the Tripps have found that relocating during a pandemic comes with its own share of challenges.Jacob and Melinda moved to Adrian this summer, beginning at their new post in July. As captains, the Tripps are the

Beyoncé's BeyGOOD foundation announces COVID-19 housing assistance fund KTRK Share: HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Houston's very own Beyoncé is stepping up in a major way during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Wednesday, the 39-year-old philanthropist announced through her BeyGOOD Foundation that she will be donating $500,000 to families who are facing evictions and housing issues during the COVID-19 pandemic. "The housing moratorium is set to end on December 26th, resulting in mortgage foreclosures and rental evictions. Many families are impacted, due to the pandemic that resulted in job loss, ...

Erosion of the unemployment rate. now i'll say this for tim geithner's legacy related to the outlook. he also has this big negative of the administration's housing policies did not spur a turn around in the housing market for several years. and because of that, which again some of that blame goes to tim geithner, because he resisted different efforts. because of their policies, we did not see a faster rebound in the market which could have led to a faster rebound in the job market which now we're seeing housing help lead the strength that we have. >> and you also have things going on in washin...

Struck. martha: we are hearing in new jersey that we've run out of supplies and they have to wait for the supplies to come in so they can do the work in front of them. how about the people who just can't go home at all now, because they have storm damage in terms of housing and shelter? >> reporter: there is a figure right now put out by the federal government. about 95,000 people are looking to fema for housing help because they cannot go home. now we are being hold that although fema is trying to provide hotel rooms and mobile homes, the housing shortage is so critical right now that some of...