'They're all on drugs' is a lazy excuse Sacramentans use about the unhoused
Dismissing the unhoused as drug addicts and criminals is a lazy argument meant to dehumanize people who are homeless, writes Robin Epley.
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Dismissing the unhoused as drug addicts and criminals is a lazy argument meant to dehumanize people who are homeless, writes Robin Epley.
KINGSTON, N.Y. — Market rents in the Kingston Metropolitan Statistical Area will increase nearly 14% in fiscal year 2024, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). In a statement issued Thursday, HUD said the market rent for a two-bedroom apartment will increase from $1,498 (fiscal year 2023) to $1,702 for fiscal […]
In this week’s Bee Opinionated, the Editorial Board discusses Sacramento’s DA and the city’s payout to Crocker Village developer Paul Petrovich
“Landlords, builders and developers have created the extensive housing problem Sacramento finds itself mired in today,” writes Robin Epley.
The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency provided financing to preserve or build nearly 700 affordable apartments. The District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency has financed nearly 700 units of affordable housing in two neighborhoods.