The Federal Emergency Management Agency has long been the insurance policy cities rely on when disaster strikes. But with its workforce shrinking and a new federal push to shift responsibility for ...

A New York City pilot program will provide low-interest loans and technical assistance to help aging affordable housing cooperatives straighten out their finances and complete maintenance work. The ...

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security sent a memo to the Defense Department requesting 100 military personnel be sent to Chicago, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker announced during a press conference ...

The agency cites President Donald Trump’s memo, “Delivering Emergency Price Relief for American Families and Defeating the Cost-of-Living Crisis,” which orders the heads of all executive departments ...

The lawsuit contends the National Guard mission breaches limits of federal authority in local law enforcement, following a court ruling against similar troop deployments in Los Angeles.

Under the Affordable Homes Act, which legalized accessory dwelling units in the state, up to 10,000 could be built over the next five years, a state agency estimates.

“Reduced fare programs are a direct investment in the people who need it to get to their jobs, health appointments, and social connections,” Vanessa Barrios, co-author of the report and director of ...

The deal places new limits on how rental data can be used and funds rent relief. Similar lawsuits from state and local governments are still pending.

When you think of pairings that just work, like peanut butter and jelly or wine and cheese, you can add one more to the list: master-metered multifamily communities and virtual power plants (VPPs).

Nashville is the second southeastern city where Lyft will offer robotaxi service; the rideshare provider launched an Atlanta pilot with AV company May Mobility earlier this month. The company is also ...

The expectation going in is that you better spend that money wisely,” said the leader of the $16 billion Hudson Tunnel project in New York and New Jersey.

A gutted workforce and gag orders are preventing the Office of Fair Housing from performing its duties, staffers within the office say.