Podcasts about rental assistance

“Eviction Basics for Illinois Landlords and Rental Property Managers” – KSN landlord/tenant attorney Jessica Ryan discusses important legal updates impacting Illinois landlords and rental property managers. Topics include adhering to updated laws (federal and state plus local ordinances), landlord responsibilities, notices, liability, potential violations, rental assistance, and more. (63 mins.)

New fire hazard maps for Southern California signal a troubling future. Homelessness funding up for review as an incomplete count points to a downward trend. COVID-era rental assistance is running out early. Plus, more. Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.comSupport the show: https://laist.com

KSN attorney Jessica Ryan discusses important legal updates impacting Illinois landlords and rental property managers. Topics include Landlord Retaliation Act, tenant credit reports, flood disclosure, serving lawsuits, RLTO updates, rental assistance, and more. (60 mins.)

In Episode 141 of OKC Real News, host Emma interviews Samantha, a rental assistance expert, to uncover the resources available for tenants in Oklahoma City facing financial hardships and eviction risks. Learn about key programs like Community Cares Partners, Catholic Charities, and Heartline 2-1-1 that provide rental and utility assistance. This episode highlights actionable advice for tenants and landlords, offering insights into how open communication and available programs can prevent costly evictions. Whether you're a tenant seeking help or a landlord looking for solutions, this episode provides the guidance you need to stabilize housing and foster collaboration. Tune in now for practical strategies and expert insights! Visit okcreal.com for more resources.

Under a waiver program, states can test new ways to offer Medicaid services.  For Oregon, that means some people on the Oregon Health Plan can get help with housing costs. Oregon is the first in the nation to roll out rental assistance as a statewide Medicaid benefit for eligible OHP members, according to the Oregon Health Authority.  People would need to have a qualifying risk factor to be eligible for the aid, which could include rental assistance for up to six months and help paying utility bills.  Steph Jarem is the 1115 waiver policy director for OHA. Andrea Bell is the Executive Director of Oregon Housing and Community Services. They join us with details of the program and what it means for Oregonians. 

On Day 3 of Veterans Saves Week, Krystel and Amelia tackle the unique housing challenges veterans face and share valuable resources for securing affordable housing. Whether you're working toward homeownership, renting, or facing other housing hurdles, today's episode is packed with practical tips and guidance to help you meet your housing needs. Segments: Save or Skip: In today's "Save or Skip" segment, we explore what to do if you're a veteran facing a rent increase that could strain your budget. We offer a balanced approach to help you decide if you should "save" by staying put with support or "skip" and look for a new home. Homeownership Support: VA Loans: Learn how VA loans provide competitive rates, often with no down payment, to help veterans achieve homeownership. We discuss why it's essential to compare offers to ensure you're getting the best deal. VA Grants for Home Modifications: Discover how these grants can help veterans modify their homes to improve accessibility, especially for those with disabilities. Resources for Current Homeowners: If you're a homeowner facing financial challenges, we discuss housing counselors and VA services that can help you stay on top of mortgage payments. Rental Assistance and Tenant Rights: HUD-VASH Program: A collaborative program between HUD and the VA that provides rental assistance vouchers to unhoused veterans. Affordable Rental Resources: Veterans not yet ready to buy can find affordable rental housing through VA resources and local organizations. Tenant Rights: Knowing your rights protects you from unfair practices and discrimination in housing. Support for Unhoused Veterans: For veterans at risk of or experiencing homelessness, the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans connects them to local support to stabilize their housing situation. Links & Resources: Resources for Veterans Having Difficulty Making Mortgage Payments The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)   is committed to ending Veteran homelessness and works with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to offer programs for housing vouchers for Veterans in need of permanent housing.   The National Call Center for Homeless Veterans  helps Veterans in need of immediate assistance to avoid eviction or loss of housing. Trained VA counselors are on hand 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to help. You can reach them at 1-877-4AID VET or (877) 424-3838.  Veterans Matter helps house homeless veterans and their families who qualify for VA/HUD-VASH housing vouchers. It is a nationwide program that works to help veterans find housing quickly by helping with rental deposits and first month's rent. You can reach them by calling (567) 698-7838.  National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) provides emergency and supportive housing along with food, health services, job training, and placement assistance.  Their website also offers a searchable database that you can use to find organizations in your state that provide services. You can reach them by calling 1-800-VET-HELP or 1-800-838-4357.   You can find additional resources in your area by searching the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's  Federal Rental Assistance webpage. There you can find out what assistance is available, what it covers, how it works, and who is eligible.    _______ Tune in tomorrow for the final day of Veteran Saves Week, where we'll discuss the financial transition from military to civilian life. Remember: Veterans deserve accessible, affordable housing, and support is available to help at every stage.

As Election Day approaches, Peggy Bailey from the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities joins Paul and Goldy to discuss the devastating potential effects of the House Republican agenda and the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025. The proposals, supported by candidates who will be on your ballot this November, include a wholesale dismantling of federal government programs, cutting benefits, shifting costs to states, and penalizing working families in order to slash taxes for the rich. Bailey reveals the massive economic disinvestment and inherent racism and discrimination in the trickle-down agenda of Project 2025 and the House Republican agenda, even as she emphasizes the need for the federal government to revitalize the economy from the bottom up with investments in those who have been marginalized. Peggy Bailey is the Executive Vice President of Policy and Program Development at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities. She previously served in the Biden-Harris Administration as the Senior Advisor on Rental Assistance to HUD Secretary Marcia L. Fudge. She also served as the Director of Health and Housing Integration for the Corporation for Supportive Housing, where she focused on Medicaid expansion and finding sustainable funding sources for the services that people with histories of homelessness and chronic health conditions need to maintain their housing. Twitter: @PeggyBaileyDC  @CenterOnBudget Further reading:  Report from the Center on Budget & Policy Priorities: House Republican Agendas and Project 2025 Would Increase Poverty and Hardship, Drive Up the Uninsured Rate, and Disinvest From People, Communities, and the Economy Stop Project 2025 Comic Book  Website: http://pitchforkeconomics.com Twitter: @PitchforkEcon, @NickHanauer, @civicaction Instagram: @pitchforkeconomics Threads: pitchforkeconomics YouTube: @pitchforkeconomics Substack: The Pitch

Montana will close the state's waitlist for federal rental assistance this month. Officials say the action is in response to the federal government reducing how much money it gives Montana for rent help. Montanans can still apply for a place on the waitlist until August 15th.

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Black households make up a disproportionate share of rent assistance recipients. Andrew Fenelon discusses how a “two-tiered approach to housing support" favoring white homeowners helped create the disparity.

Councilmember Zachary Parker and Communications Director Melissa Littlepage sit down to talk about all the latest happenings in the Ward 5 Council Office, including the street designation ceremony for Dorothy Celeste Boulding Ferebee Way in Bloomingdale, a proposed bus on 1st St NW from WMATA, updates on the South Dakota Safety Study, the re-opening of the Emergency Rental Assistance Program application portal, and more. Read the latest Ward 5 news at ward5.us/news, and subscribe at ward5.us/newsletter.

Qualitative data indicate guaranteed income programs—which provide cash directly to beneficiaries—provide real stability to people in need. But, while we wait for the quantitative data to come in, the jury's still out on how to maximize this approach. What do we still have to learn about cash transfers as a means of empowering people, and can making payments directly to households be a more effective way of providing rent subsidies? Dr. Jill Khadduri and Dr. Hannah Thomas discuss the outstanding questions in the latest episode of The Intersect.

In this episode, Rabbi Joshua speaks with Stacey McCarroll, the Director of our Eviction Prevention and Rental Assistance program, about the overall state of evictions in our community, and the rising rate of older Americans in particular.  There is a link to the report that we discuss below. https://friendsindeedpas.org/https://endhomelessness.org/blog/paint-by-numbers-older-americans-and-homelessness/?utm_source=Master+Email+List&utm_campaign=84e6c585a0-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2024_05_07_05_43&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_1cf64328bb-392bc375c0-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5DEnding music by The Black Crowes

Peggy Bailey is the Vice President of Housing and Income Security, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.  Her work protects and expands access to affordable housing, improves state's Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), focuses on child support programs and expands employment opportunities to housing and cash assistance recipients. Before joining the Center, Peggy served in the Biden/Harris Administration as the Senior Advisor on Rental Assistance to HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge.She recently testified before the Senate Banking Committee on housing.1:45 People simply don't have the money to afford housingToo many families are paying more than 40 - 60 percent of their income on housingLandlords have to charge a certain amount of money to pay the mortgage and maintain the buildingMinimum rent is out of reach for too many peopleMultifaceted problem, where do you start?Multi family housing is being developed but most of it is being priced in the upper end of affordability3:58 Government subsidy to afford high rental cost4:10 there are pockets of innovation, European countries are taking a more social approach to housing4:55 People need flexibility regarding where they can live5:19 Child care is a major factor with housing costs6:00 Families don't have enough money to afford their basic needs6:36 Housing justice, everyone has a right to housing7:04 Housing is a basic need like food and clothing7:48 Rent mitigation and rent cost containment8:12 Leveling the playing field and racial injustice with housing8:25 Racism and discrimination underlines most if not all of the things we've used in the past as solutions8:40 Reprogram and redesign new plans to correct past racism and discrimination9:00 Cash programs improves housing, nutrition and more9:16 Denver Colorado has a pilot project that is doing it right10:06 A recent housing initiative will increase affordable housing supply, make it easier to build affordable housing and increase the number of units available10:38 Grant programs for builders to offset the cost of creating housing11:01 A Capital stack12:40 rental assistance programs for people who need help now50th Anniversary of the housing choice voucher program 2024 13:20 Landlord has the control now but that may change and offer the tenant the voucher and option to choose the housing14:00 Many separate voucher programs available but these can leave some people out14:20 Not reinforcing the deserving status but delivering housing assistance to those who need it14:45 What could happen with the housing voucher? 15:30 Reducing discrimination and empowering the individual        Listen Up, Home Buyers! The podcast offering advice and tips from true buyer agents. Host and Producer, Victoria Ray Henderson is the owner and broker of HomeBuyer Brokerage in the Washington D.C. area. Victoria is and a member of the National Association of Exclusive Buyer Agents.

This Money Diarist knows the meaning of hard work. She finished school by 16, had her degree by 20, and an investment property by 22. She wants to share how negotiating rental assistance in her remote work placement, plus working incredibly hard has allowed her to buy her first home and get ahead financially so early in life.  Friends! If you loved this episode, then we know you are going to love Victoria's new book, Money Diaries with She's on the Money! This book has been written so you can feel empowered and see that YOU have the power to rewrite your own money story! It's coming in May but you can pre-order your copy now, click here!  Acknowledgement of Country By Natarsha Bamblett aka Queen Acknowledgements. The advice shared on She's On The Money is general in nature and does not consider your individual circumstances. She's On The Money exists purely for educational purposes and should not be relied upon to make an investment or financial decision. If you do choose to buy a financial product, read the PDS, TMD and obtain appropriate financial advice tailored towards your needs.  Victoria Devine and She's On The Money are authorised representatives of Money Sherpa PTY LTD ABN - 321649 27708,  AFSL - 451289.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There have been 10 confirmed measles cases reported at the Pilsen migrant shelter on Halsted Ave. City and state officials are working to isolate individuals and notify those who have been exposed to the virus. Borderless Magazine's Katrina Pham and Block Club Chicago's Jamie Nesbitt Golden join host Jacoby Cochran to break down the latest. Plus, we discuss the Illinois Supreme Court's decision not to hear a challenge to the Bring Chicago home referendum, a landmark apartment complex in Bronzeville, and the latest grand openings at Shop L1 in Washington Park. Note: At the time this conversation was recorded, there were eight measles cases confirmed at the shelter. Health officials reported two more cases Thursday night. Good News: Karaoke and Coffee at Rizal Center Pitchfork and Ravinia Festival lineups announced Want some more City Cast Chicago news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Chicago newsletter.  Follow us @citycastchicago You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 773 780-0246 Learn more about our sponsors: Read and Run Chicago: The Cora Tozzi Historical Mystery Series in Lemont Chicago Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection Entrepreneur Certificate Program Become a member of City Cast Chicago. Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The LA City Council decides to shield renters while they wait for rental aid. KCSB's Mariela Vargas explains.

Organizations like Step Forward and The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland have been working to protect tenants from eviction with the help of federal funding tied to the pandemic.

https://coloradosun.com/2024/02/06/unspent-rental-assistance-colorado/ Today - Colorado Sun political reporters Jesse Paul and Brian Eason discuss Brian's recent reporting on unspent state rental assistance money that could have prevented as many as 1,500 evictions but that went unspent.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

D.C. Councilmember Brooke Pinto's hefty Secure DC crime bill is moving forward, after being approved by the Public Safety and Judiciary committee last week. Ward 8 Councilmember Trayon White joins the show to discuss his thoughts and critiques of the bill. Plus, Councilmember White discusses a potentially new ticket amnesty program, emergency rental assistance, and a controversial recent appearance at a protest. A report released this week suggests Montgomery County Public Schools did not do an adequate job of investigating claims of sexual harassment by a school principal. This came a day after Superintendent Monifa McKnight said the school board had asked her to resign. Montgomery County Councilmember and Education and Culture Committee chair Will Jawando weighs in. Earlier this month Councilmember Jawando pulled a bill that would have phased out tipped minimum wage by 2028. The councilmember explains why and what comes next. Become a member of WAMU: wamu.org/donate Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.org Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885 Follow us on Facebook:facebook.com/thepoliticshour

The state of Illinois is helping cover costs for temporary housing for migrants, including $9,000 in rental assistance over a six-month period. The funds include assistance with moving costs and a starter kit to furnish apartments. U.S. Taxpayers pay $451 Billion per year for housing illegal migrants..but nothing can be done for reparations.. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foundationkings/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foundationkings/support

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser says the city will provide funding for additional SNAP benefits, ending a month-long saga between her administration and D.C. Council. Last month, Mayor Bowser argued the extra revenue from city taxes to increase SNAP benefits was needed for other city services. This decision went against D.C. Council-passed legislation that required her to do so. Then, earlier this week, a resolution supported by several Council members started kicking around that suggested the D.C. Council could sue the Mayor for not adhering to the law. After Legal-Aid D.C. also threatened suit this week, Bowser's administration changed course. At-large D.C. Councilmember Robert White joins the show to walk us through what happened and why he supported a potential lawsuit against the Mayor. Plus, he explains why the partial reaccreditation of D.C.'s beleaguered crime lab is a big deal. The Maryland General Assembly heads back into session next week and huge transportation cuts, budget concerns, and juvenile justice reforms are all on the docket. Maryland State Senator William Smith, who represents Montgomery County, comes into the studio to discuss his priorities for the upcoming legislative session. Become a member of WAMU: wamu.org/donate Send us questions and comments for guests: kojo@wamu.org Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/wamu885 Follow us on Facebook:facebook.com/thepoliticshour

Let's preview some bowls! Today we break down the Gator Bowl with Clemson Head Coach Dabo Swinney. Presented by Ingles Markets. Gramlich & Mac Lain + Ingles Christmas Giving Initiative: Clemson Community Care assists persons in difficult circumstances with necessities such as food, shelter and utilities, and to help them become self-sufficient through educational programs and advocacy. Our services include: Food Programs, SNAP Applications, Utility Bill Assistance, Rental Assistance, Homeless Support, Holiday Help, Home Repairs, and Back to School Assistance.Find out more: https://www.clemsoncommunitycare.org/The Dream Center exists to encourage, educate, and empower people in need through the love of Jesus Christ. Everything we do as an organization is intended to provide a hand UP, instead of a hand out.Find out more: https://www.dreamcenterpc.org/Paw Pantry is a community-wide movement to reduce food insecurity and promote wellbeing at Clemson University. The Pantry is available to any current student with a valid CUID. Congruent with Clemson's ethic of care for one another, we strive to ensure students' foundational and nutritional needs are met.Find out more: https://www.clemson.edu/studentaffair...Produced by Richmond Weaver

10 wins for the Pack!? Today we break down the Pop-Tarts Bowl as NC State looks to get their 10th win of the season in a matchup vs. Kansas State. Wolfpack QB Brennan Armstrong joins us to discuss the game and the season as a whole. Presented by Ingles Markets. Gramlich & Mac Lain + Ingles Christmas Giving Initiative: Clemson Community Care assists persons in difficult circumstances with necessities such as food, shelter and utilities, and to help them become self-sufficient through educational programs and advocacy. Our services include: Food Programs, SNAP Applications, Utility Bill Assistance, Rental Assistance, Homeless Support, Holiday Help, Home Repairs, and Back to School Assistance.Find out more: https://www.clemsoncommunitycare.org/The Dream Center exists to encourage, educate, and empower people in need through the love of Jesus Christ. Everything we do as an organization is intended to provide a hand UP, instead of a hand out.Find out more: https://www.dreamcenterpc.org/Paw Pantry is a community-wide movement to reduce food insecurity and promote wellbeing at Clemson University. The Pantry is available to any current student with a valid CUID. Congruent with Clemson's ethic of care for one another, we strive to ensure students' foundational and nutritional needs are met.Find out more: https://www.clemson.edu/studentaffair...Produced by Richmond Weaver

No Drake, no problem?... Let's preview some bowls! Today we break down the Duke's Mayo Bowl (UNC vs. WVU) and the Fenway Bowl (BC vs. SMU). Presented by Ingles Markets. Gramlich & Mac Lain + Ingles Christmas Giving Initiative: Clemson Community Care assists persons in difficult circumstances with necessities such as food, shelter and utilities, and to help them become self-sufficient through educational programs and advocacy. Our services include: Food Programs, SNAP Applications, Utility Bill Assistance, Rental Assistance, Homeless Support, Holiday Help, Home Repairs, and Back to School Assistance.Find out more: https://www.clemsoncommunitycare.org/The Dream Center exists to encourage, educate, and empower people in need through the love of Jesus Christ. Everything we do as an organization is intended to provide a hand UP, instead of a hand out.Find out more: https://www.dreamcenterpc.org/Paw Pantry is a community-wide movement to reduce food insecurity and promote wellbeing at Clemson University. The Pantry is available to any current student with a valid CUID. Congruent with Clemson's ethic of care for one another, we strive to ensure students' foundational and nutritional needs are met.Find out more: https://www.clemson.edu/studentaffair...Produced by Richmond Weaver

Let's preview some bowls! Today we break down the Birmingham Bowl (Duke vs. Troy) & the Military Bowl (VT vs. Tulane) with Kaiden Smith & Noah Frary of the Frary & Smith Podcast. Presented by Ingles MarketsGramlich & Mac Lain + Ingles Christmas Giving Initiative: Clemson Community Care assists persons in difficult circumstances with necessities such as food, shelter and utilities, and to help them become self-sufficient through educational programs and advocacy. Our services include: Food Programs, SNAP Applications, Utility Bill Assistance, Rental Assistance, Homeless Support, Holiday Help, Home Repairs, and Back to School Assistance.Find out more: https://www.clemsoncommunitycare.org/The Dream Center exists to encourage, educate, and empower people in need through the love of Jesus Christ. Everything we do as an organization is intended to provide a hand UP, instead of a hand out.Find out more: https://www.dreamcenterpc.org/Paw Pantry is a community-wide movement to reduce food insecurity and promote wellbeing at Clemson University. The Pantry is available to any current student with a valid CUID. Congruent with Clemson's ethic of care for one another, we strive to ensure students' foundational and nutritional needs are met.Find out more: https://www.clemson.edu/studentaffair...Produced by Richmond Weaver

St. Johns County Launches New Rental Assistance Program

Don't forget to subscribe, leave a rating and a 5-star review. If you leave a 5-star rating and review, send me an email info@blackrealestatedialogue.com and I'll send you a free training on finding and analyzing properties.In this episode, we delve into the highly debated issue surrounding the migrant population in Chicago who are now eligible for a significant $9,000 in rental assistance. Our analysis covers the program's complexities, the potential implications for landlords, and the strain on local resources due to the recent influx of migrants.We also question the potential repercussions for local residents who were already grappling with challenges before this crisis, raising the thought-provoking question - are the locals being left behind amidst these changes?This episode is essential viewing for real estate investors and anyone curious about the impacts of the ongoing migrant crisis on housing and the broader community. Join us as we navigate the intricate landscape of this pressing issue.Listen to the episode about Fannie Mae's 5% Down Program HereApply to my Out of State Investing 4-Week Workshop- https://www.outofstatemoney.com/workshopDownload my free guide, 8 Steps to Buying Your First Out of State PropertyAccess all of our resources on our website- https://www.blackrealestatedialogue.com/links

www.commsolutionsmn.com- Our fantastic legislature passed a 1% increase in the sales tax this year that just took effect. This pushes Minneapolis' sales tax up over 9% and St. Paul is almost at 10%! Of course, the DFL wants to claim that this increase is "for the kids", yet the kids never seem to be any better off. Our taxes keep going up, and it's getting harder to keep up with the increases. Part of this money is set aside for "affordable housing" and the rest is for transportation. They want to build affordable homes, rental units, and provide rental assistance. It's part of the $0.50 tax on deliveries and pegs the gas tax to inflation. As if that wasn't enough, Golden Valley wants to go over and above that to implement another 1.25% sales tax (along with further bonding) to go toward public buildings because they haven't saved a single red cent. If the sales tax isn't approved by voters, Golden Valley says they will find another way to make you pay it. The cost for these projects is $190 million over 30 years, but inflation will push that number. Just for a comparison, Hudson, WI has a 5.5% sales tax. Pretty sweet, huh? We also discuss the removal of (former) Speaker of the House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy. There's a lot of ideas going around regarding who should be next. We set the Republicans straight. Have you checked out our Spotify playlist? At the beginning of each episode, Jason quotes some song lyrics that have to do with the subject matter of the podcast. Andrew never knows what they are, but now he can… and so can you! We've launched the Spotify playlist: “Community Solutions Music From the Podcast!” You can listen to Roundabout from Yes after listing to Episode 30 on Roundabouts… or kick back and enjoy a rocking playlist just for the thrill of it. We add a new song every week. Subscribe and enjoy! Don't forget that you can also subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify!

“Landlord Frequently Asked Questions Part 2” – KSN landlord/tenant attorney Jessica Ryan discusses frequently asked questions by Chicagoland landlords and rental property managers. Topics include evictions process, legal concerns, serving a tenant proper notice, accepting partial rent payments, unpaid balance options, and more. (48 mins.)

August 29, 2023 - It's been 20 years since the state updated the shelter allowance it offers to low-income New Yorkers and a new report from the Empire Justice Center calls for dramatically expanding the benefit, in terms of eligibility and value. We dive into the issue with two of the report's authors, Haley Kulakowski, a public benefits attorney at the Center's Rochester location, and Jessica Radbord, a senior benefits attorney at the Center's Albany office.

More than 250,000 Californians are still waiting on pandemic rental assistance they applied for through the state. As they wait, eviction protections are continuing to expire.  Reporter: Ben Christopher, CalMatters   With inflation cooling, renters in Los Angeles and Orange counties are about to get a slight reprieve from large rent hikes. The statewide Tenant Protection Act uses inflation to determine how much landlords can raise rent each year. Reporter: David Wagner, LAist San Diego is home to a world-class public art scene.  Throughout the city you'll find colorful murals stretching across entire buildings and soaring sculptures celebrating the city's heritage. You'll also find public art sprinkled along the bowels of “America's Finest City” — from public bathrooms to pump stations to sewage treatment plants. Reporter: Scott Rodd, KPBS

Mayor Adams suffered a stinging political setback Thursday as the City Council overrode his veto of a package of bills aimed at vastly expanding a rental assistance program for low-income New Yorkers.

Clark County Community Services is accepting applications for prevention assistance programs, with approximately $4.3 million available each fiscal year in 2024 and 2025, and at least 10% of the funds will be allocated to organizations serving marginalized populations. https://bit.ly/3OYFj7T #ClarkCountyWa #Applications #2023EvictionPreventionRentalAssistanceProgram #FundsAvialable #PreventionAssistance #ClarkCountyHomelessActionPlan #ClarkCountyHomelessCrisisResponseSystem #VancouverWa #ClarkCountyNews #ClarkCountyToday

 What's Trending: Southwest airlines is planning on being back to normal in the next couple of days, Covid rental assistance money was not tracked well, the government reported that Billions of dollars have gone missing, Jan. 6h committee has dropped their subpoena against Donald Trump, George Santos has been called out as a liar and some want him prosecuted for lying on his resume  // Big Local: Prolific car thief from Federal Way had over 18 vehicles and other assorted vehicle accessories from Eastern Washington and moved them to the Western part of Washington, a house fire on Christmas Day in Everett has resulted in 2 deaths, Kent police are investigating a death of a woman who was killed in a hit and run incident at a bus stop, pot holes are killing Spokane resulting in severe car damage for some drivers, //  A naked man in Georgia assaulted police officers and an innocent woman, a Marine Recruiter helps stop a jewel thiefSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr. Tasha Innis, an associate provost for research at Spelman College, and Melonie Parker, Google's chief diversity officer, discuss how a $5 million grant from Google.org, will be used to support Spelman's Center of Excellence for Minority Women in STEM.Tonya Cureton Curry, the deputy commissioner for the GA Dept. of Community Affairs, discusses why the state recently suspended applications for the Georgia Rental Assistance Program.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Host Connor Cyrus talks with a Vermont Legal Aid project director who is helping people navigate the end of the pandemic-era rental assistance program.

Host Mikaela Lefrak speaks with Vermonters affected by the end of VERAP, the emergency rental assistance program, and advocates trying to keep them housed.

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Federal housing subsidies that have helped thousands of low-income Vermonters pay rent during the pandemic will come to an abrupt halt this fall, and some housing advocates are worried about a spike in homelessness as winter arrives.

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On today's episode of The Confluence: An investigation by PublicSource found that eviction filings dropped in the pandemic, but have returned to pre-shutdown levels; new research suggests there are more than 100 genetic markers associated with autism; and we ask an entomologist why spotted lanternflies have to be squashed.Today's guests include: Eric Jankiewicz, a reporter with PublicSource; Dr. Bernie Devlin, a professor of psychiatry with the University of Pittsburgh, and Dr. Kathryn Roeder, the UPMC Professor of Statistics and Life Sciences from Carnegie Mellon University; and Kelli Hoover, professor of entomology at Penn State University.

Sen. Derrick Simmons of Greenville, the Senate Democratic leader, discusses with Mississippi Today's Bobby Harrison and Geoff Pender ways he says the state can help improve the lives of working poor Mississippians.

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The state of Montana has returned roughly $53 million from its emergency rental assistance program to the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The commerce department says it still has money for rental assistance and encourages those in need to apply.

Starting next month, landlords will be able to file eviction notices for people who have not paid rent due to hardships from the COVID-19 pandemic. San Diego is continuing its push to build more protected bike lanes. The city of Oceanside is debuted the first advanced water purification facility in San Diego County.

The state of Oregon is halting its rental assistance program, despite receiving thousands of applications weekly from people seeking the state's help to stay in their homes as winter approaches. Margaret Salazar, the director of Oregon Housing and Community Services, said the state is pausing the federal emergency rental assistance program for six weeks starting December 1. She says the pause is necessary because, without more federal money, the state cannot continue to offer rental assistance. The pause will also allow the agency to work through a backlog of applications. We hear from Salazar.

Anna Zamarripa is trying to help dozens of people with their applications for rental assistance. She's the accounts receivable administrator for Capital Property Management in Portland. She's the person that tenants in 140 different properties call when they realize they can't pay their rent. She says the rental assistance process is just as obtuse from her perspective as it is for the renters she's working with. We hear from Zamarripa about how her job has changed during the pandemic.