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East Palo Alto seeks to continue anti-displacement services for renters in danger of eviction - Vimarsana News

East Palo Alto seeks to continue anti-displacement services for renters in danger of eviction

On Tuesday, the City Council will consider continued support for anti-displacement efforts in the wake of expired state eviction moratoriums.

NC House clears limited version of Medicaid expansion, faces uncertain fate in Senate - Vimarsana News

NC House clears limited version of Medicaid expansion, faces uncertain fate in Senate

The state House cleared Tuesday its attempt at a limited version of Medicaid expansion focused on rural parts of the state.

N.C. House Medicaid expansion bill touted as cost-effective with safeguards for taxpayers - Vimarsana News

N.C. House Medicaid expansion bill touted as cost-effective with safeguards for taxpayers

“Threading the needle” was the common phrase used Thursday by House Republican leadership to describe their vision for limited state Medicaid expansion focused on rural parts of the state.

Brooks Pierce Capital Dispatch: Updates from the NC General Assembly and Governor's Office - June 2022 #4 | Brooks Pierce - Vimarsana News

Brooks Pierce Capital Dispatch: Updates from the NC General Assembly and Governor's Office - June 2022 #4 | Brooks Pierce

Legislators continued work on the budget bill this week and considered bills on a number of topics including sports wagering and Medicaid expansion. State Budget Bill With July 1 and...

Rental Housing Committee passes 2022-23 budget, rental housing fee - Vimarsana News

Rental Housing Committee passes 2022-23 budget, rental housing fee

The city of Mountain View approved a rental housing fee for the next fiscal year that’s lower than last year’s. But some landlords still say it’s too high.