Red Cross says only a third of households who sought emergency shelter have moved into homes, as governor’s pledge rings hollow

Court could weigh in on whether cities and states can shut down homeless encampments but it could also define what it means to provide shelter

Many agricultural laborers are parched at home and in the field, which can lead to serious health effects like kidney disease

Communities bargain for shelter and investment in return for giant real estate projects. But what happens when the deal is done and developers stall?

Municipalities and non-profits are establishing secure lots to address the rising number of people who live in cars or RVs

Brought together by a Bay Area volunteer program, Nathaniel Todd and Bruce Armstrong found support and solace in each other

The Maui wildfires illuminated the ongoing failures of the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act

Data shows 60,000 unhoused women in the state, among them domestic violence survivors, pregnant women and mothers

Four months after the deadliest US wildfire in modern history, thousands of people have yet to find stable housing

Evictions can be physically dangerous for all parties – but programs can help prevent them or assist evictees in finding other living spaces

Sharing walls or floors in apartment buildings means sharing noise, but it doesn’t have to lead to conflict

Mercury Stardust makes DIY home repair videos centering renters – and the person who thinks they can’t fix anything

Limited liability corporations allow landlords to conceal their identities, which can pose a big problem for tenants

Priced out of their homes or unable to rent office space, some people in the US live or work in storage units. A few renters explain what they do with their spaces

It often takes two incomes to make rent in the US, which is why a separation can push ex-partners into unusual arrangements

Vacationers are increasingly looking for short-term rentals that may be haunted on online platforms like Airbnb and VRBO