Amid a housing industry boom, renters are paying more for substandard homes
An Oklahoma bill would make it illegal for landlords to evict renters who file health and safety complaints
As jails suspend in-person visitation, expensive video and phone calls fill the void
Without face-to-face visitation, speaking with attorneys is less private in some jails
Why eviction hits older adults harder, making them vulnerable to homelessness
Housing advocates say some rent control laws give landlords financial incentive to evict older, long-term renters
How housing code enforcement works in three cities
Complaint-driven code enforcement can miss rental properties that are unsafe for tenants
A $50,000 bond for a 43-cent theft: How the cash bail system favors the wealthy
Many bonds are set without considering if defendants can afford them, letting the wealthy walk while the poor stay in jail