These State and Local Elections Will Hinge on Housing Policy—What Voters Need To Know

In this year's midterm elections, housing affordability has emerged as a central flashpoint in three high-profile races: the California gubernatorial contest and the mayoral races in Los Angeles and Washington, DC. At both the state and municipal levels, voters face major structural and economic con

How Making Daylight Saving Time Permanent Affects Homeowners

Most homeowners change their clocks twice a year: forward by one hour on the second Sunday in March and back by one hour on the first Sunday in November. However, this longstanding ritual may come to an end, thanks to the Sunshine Protection Act, which was passed by the U.S. House earlier this year

Philadelphia Renters Win Record Settlement Over Unsafe Conditions and Illegal Rent Collection

A group of Philadelphia renters has reached a settlement in one of the largest per-tenant recovery class action suits in the city’s rental law history. A preliminary approval of the settlement, which requires Odin Properties LLC to provide the tenants at Bentley Manor apartments with rent forgivenes

Lindsay Clancy Returns to Court as Defense Seeks To Block Retrial—Inside the Home Where Her 3 Children Died and Its Puzzling Sale

Lindsay Clancy is returning to court today as her legal team is arguing to block a retrial in the murder case against her—two months after her first case ended in a mistrial and more than three years after she was accused of murdering her three children inside the family's Massachusetts home. Clancy