Eviction bans can reduce COVID-19 infection rates and protect not only those evicted, but entire communities, according to new research.

Long-term "ripple" effects of wildfires may not surface until months or years after the flames are extinguished, an expert explains.

If eviction moratoriums had been implemented nationwide on March 1, 2020, the United States would've seen 40% fewer COVID-19 deaths, a paper finds.

An eviction moratorium extension will only postpone an eviction and housing crisis, experts say. Black, Hispanic, and young adults are most at risk.

"As neighborhoods gentrify, when poor people can no longer remain in their neighborhoods and move, there are fewer affordable neighborhoods."

Disconnected utilities, evictions, and debt are disproportionately affecting households of color during the pandemic, a survey finds.

Women who leave domestic violence shelters with their kids say it's difficult finding food, transportation, safe housing, jobs, and affordable child care.

New big-data research connects "underwater" mortgages from the 2007-08 recession with people's stagnant earnings and inability to move.

"New Deal housing policies encouraged racial segregation and their substantial impact on American cities and towns can still be seen today."

The design of the places veterans with PTSD live and work can provide some relief, according to new research that digs into what works best for vets.