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Public flagship universities are critical for low-income students because they serve as engines for upward mobility. But a new report finds they’re often out of reach financially.

Mahud Villalaz, a U.S. citizen who received second-degree burns to his face, recalled his attacker saying, “You came here to invade.”

A new analysis indicates that rising prices have been quietly taxing low-income families more heavily than rich ones.

An independent investigation has determined that a Washington, D.C., regulatory agency didn’t properly handle a complaint about an illegal rooming house that later caught fire, killing two people.

Today, we embark on a yearlong project exploring what has become another “inconvenient truth” – the pain that economic inequality has brought to America.

Apple CEO Tim Cook, unveiling a $2.5 billion plan to help alleviate California’s housing availability and affordability crisis, told Axios in an interview that Apple feels “a profound responsibility” to the region where it was born and thrived.

The number of housing discrimination complaints in 2018 is up by 8% to 31,202, the highest since NFHA began producing the annual Fair Housing Trends Report in 1995.

Not all parents can—or want to—invest time and resources into ever-more-elaborate observances of this holiday. Should it matter?

Research shows that overly restrictive zoning makes it hard for developers to build new housing, driving up rents and prices.

In the letter, Sarro praised the city for the resolution but said little has been done since to address the conditions in some of the housing units, including mold, pest infestation and lack of air conditioning, among other issues.

But Google and Apple — the valley’s two biggest tech property owners — differ wildly in a critical aspect: the way they use their resources in response to the region’s chronic housing crisis.