EPA excluded, then restored, data on Black people who live closest to toxic sites
The EPA said a bug caused the error, which only affected data on Black residents
For the first time since the 80s, the Census Bureau won’t conduct the biennial American Housing Survey this year
The US Department of Housing and Urban Development, which uses the data for funding allocations and to set assistance eligibility, won’t fund the survey again until January or later
Some Grants Pass councilors want unsheltered people to get sober before they get help, but waitlists limit access to treatment
An affordable housing shortage fuels homelessness and hampers recruitment of health care workers, making recovery less accessible
HUD is months behind on sending some agreements for community grants to fight homelessness
Updated HUD grant agreements block recipients from running DEI programs
Fannie Mae fired more than 100 employees for ethics violations but won’t answer basic questions about their alleged misconduct
The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae, has cut a quarter of its workforce