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    ‘Either Stay Awake or Be Arrested’: SCOTUS Ruling Leaves Homeless With Impossible Choice

    The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that cities enforcing anti-camping laws are not committing cruel and unusual punishment during evictions of unhoused people.

    Housing Gaps are Racial Gaps, Say Bay Area Policymakers

    As the Bay Area housing crisis deepens racial and wealth divides, how much is the system working as intended?

    LA’s Huge Immigrant Population is Being Driven Out by High Cost of Housing

    Dr. Manuel Pastor, Professor of Sociology at the University of Southern California Dornsife, discusses the latest State of Immigrants in Los Angeles report.

    Oakland’s Wood Street Commons Meets the City’s Wrecking Ball

    Acclaimed photojournalist David Bacon documents the recent eviction of residents from one of Oakland, California's largest and oldest homeless encampments.

    CA Bill Seeks to End 300-Year-Old Foreclosure Practice, Keeping Billions in Communities

    The bill would amend California’s foreclosure process to ensure homeowners retain their equity, addressing a key driver of the racial wealth gap.

    How to Ease L.A. Homeless Crisis – Voters See Coordination as Key, Not...

    With more than 65,000 people living on Los Angeles County’s streets, there’s desperation in the air. Despite all efforts to address it, the situation...

    Aumento lento pero constante de las solicitudes de desalojo: aún no hay un...

    Desde que terminó la moratoria federal sobre los desalojos, a finales de agosto 2021, las solicitudes de desalojo por parte de los propietarios de viviendas han aumentado en todo el país.

    Slow but Steady Rise in Eviction Filings – No “Tsunami” Yet

    The Eviction Lab at Princeton University has released new numbers regarding eviction filing trends after the CDC moratorium expiration.

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