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Section 8 housing
What happens when the eviction moratorium ends in a month?
Jun 25, 2021
The extension of the eviction moratorium may help federal assistance cover some back rent, but long-term solutions are needed.
For Americans who rely on public housing, HUD proposals strike fear
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Erika Beras
Aug 10, 2018
In Erie, Pennsylvania, where more than a quarter of residents live in poverty, many are in "chronic crisis mode," one social worker says.
A "last frontier" of fair housing?
by
Amy Scott
Apr 11, 2018
In most places, it's legal to deny a tenant based on source of income.
It's a long wait for Section 8 housing in U.S. cities
Jan 3, 2018
In Los Angeles, it can take 10 years to get a voucher — if you're lucky.
Out of public housing, and hoping for something better
Jan 6, 2016
For Section 8 housing residents in Macon, Georgia, change is welcome.
Sequester could push some renters out of Section 8 housing
Apr 16, 2013
Sequestration has left housing authorities with a stark choice: Raise rents, or eliminate some Section 8 vouchers altogether.
Moving 'up' isn't as easy as you might think
Mar 1, 2013
Relocating to a safer neighborhood with better schools can help families move up the economic ladder. But the change can be stressful, and complicated.