In NY, a 10-year legal battle seeks to pry open door to fair housing
A lawsuit out of small-town Long Island could shape future zoning laws and efforts at racial desegregation
A lawsuit out of small-town Long Island could shape future zoning laws and efforts at racial desegregation
Proposed smoke-free rule would affect nearly 1 million units of public housing, saving an estimated $153M a year
Massachusetts Democrat leads rally calling for government sale of defaulted mortgages to nonprofits, not Wall Street
Some argue that the national focus on veterans comes at the expense of homeless families and children
Percy and Beverly Evans are one strike away from foreclosure on the home they purchased 13 years ago
A rising star in Democratic politics, Julian Castro would replace Shaun Donovan
Designed to uplift poor neighborhoods, the initiative instead repeats prior administrations’ mistakes