evictions

Despite Delays, Rent Aid Program Helped Prevent Eviction Wave, Biden Administration Says

The emergency rental assistance program has disbursed $10 billion of the $46 billion Congress provided.
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U.S. Appeals Court Refuses To End CDC's Eviction Moratorium

A federal appeals court on Friday allowed the COVID-related pause on evictions imposed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to remain in place.
By Alanna Durkin Richer and Gary Fields, AP

Ending Eviction Moratoriums Likely Led To Thousands Of Deaths From Coronavirus: Study

Four months after lifting bans on evictions, states saw twice as many COVID-19 cases and five times more deaths, UCLA researchers found.
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Jared Kushner's Company Reportedly Moves To Evict Hundreds Amid Pandemic

Kushner's Westminster Management is starting the eviction process, even though tenants are protected by a COVID-19 moratorium.
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Children Will Bear The Brunt Of A Looming Eviction Crisis

Eviction numbers in many big cities are staggering, and school districts struggle to serve kids constantly on the move. The coronavirus crisis is making that job harder.
By Barbara Shelly, The Hechinger Report

How COVID-19 Exposes America’s Housing Crisis

“Many are calling this the equivalent of 2008’s foreclosure crisis, but at an exponential level.” This is how the coronavirus pandemic has exacerbated America’s ongoing housing crisis.
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