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About 35% of Allegheny County households who have applied for pandemic emergency rental assistance have received at least one payment.
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Landlords across the state can start eviction proceedings against tenants as early as next week. The Census Bureau estimated earlier this month that several hundred thousand Pennsylvanians could be in danger of losing their homes — a possibility housing advocates have warned about for months.
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On today's program: Pittsburgh Councilor Deborah Gross explains why the city enacted its own eviction ban, despite various rent moratoria in place, and…
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On today's program: PublicSource reporter Rich Lord explains why some tenant advocacy groups are looking for ways to grow renters’ political influence in…
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On this week’s Explainer:The City of Pittsburgh’s Police Reform Task Force released its recommendations this week. WESA’s Ariel Worthy reports the group…
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Attorneys and volunteer tenant advocates are visiting dozens of district courts in Allegheny County to make sure renters are aware of their rights and…
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At least eight residents of a long-beleaguered apartment complex in Penn Hills will be forced to move out by Monday – the same day a moratorium that has…
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Gov. Tom Wolf on Thursday extended a statewide moratorium on foreclosures and evictions until Aug. 31, saying renters need more breathing room in the…
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How To Put A Price On Suffering: Meet The Law Firm Mediating The Diocese's Victims Compensation FundIt takes a delicate touch to step in in the wake of tragedy, and one Washington D.C.-based law firm has a lot more experience than most.Camille Biros,…