The New Orleans Bounce music legend has been caught in the crosshairs of the city’s complicated housing policies.

The state is plagued by two major issues: wildfires and a lack of affordable housing. Each problem exacerbates the other.

Martin Luther King Jr.’s dream of an integrated America was about creating a more equal society, but to many white homeowners, it was a threat.

There are three major areas where newly released federal inmates will encounter difficulties: obtaining jobs, obtaining housing, and voting.

Many neighborhoods with single-family homes have seen little or no new construction since they were built in the middle of the last century.

The young and poor who rent their homes have been crunched both by rising housing costs and falling incomes.

Ahead of the first presidential debates, the nationwide squeeze on affordable housing has barely registered on the campaign trail.