After the nearly seven-month journey, a few men stand at graduation day. However, their path, as well as the issue of homelessness, doesn't end here. Who was able to make it and where are they now?
New Jersey is the sixth most expensive state in the United States for renters. Because of those costs, many people are turning to becoming homeowners, but home prices are also on the rise.
Once notorious, the site of the now shuttered Spofford Juvenile Detention Center in Hunts Point will become “Home Sweet Home” to some New Yorkers and a whole lot more to others. New York City Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen joins us…
Our partners at WPBT and WXEL in South Florida take a look at Lotus House, a women's shelter in Miami's Overtown neighborhood, where social workers are giving previously homeless women the guidance and empowerment they need to get their lives…
Pulitzer Prize-winning author explains eviction is the second leading cause to homelessness.
The county hopes that consolidating all of the necessary resources under one roof will help end homelessness in the county once and for all.
As the state becomes less affordable for low-income residents, towns face the challenge of meeting ever-increasing housing obligations.
The State Supreme Court’s Mount Laurel decision on affordable housing has confounded municipalities and complicated urban planning since it was handed down
Opposing views on number of units to be built – and where – complicates the path forward for municipalities.
The Village of Hempstead, once the hub of retail in Nassau County, has been struggling to regain its lost stature, and broke ground on a 2.5 billion dollar redevelopment project. As a part of our reporting initiative Chasing the Dream,…
As Mother’s Day approaches, we take a look at a movement that honors mothers who marry their “baby daddies.”
Staggering and heartbreaking: the number of homeless students living in shelters in Long Island and NYC has increased; we’ve got the sobering statistics.