‘Stakes are too high to sit any election out’: VoteRiders works to remove barriers to voting
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All eligible Americans 18 years old and older have a right to vote, and a nonprofit works every day to remove barriers for voters.
Search Results for housing
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Warehouse and storage work top America’s most stressed professional industries in 2023
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The COVID-19 pandemic, the rising cost of living, inflation. Americans are stressed at work, but none more so than in certain industries.
Andrew Moss: Shutting off worker exploitation, one hotel at a time
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Leticia Ortega de Ceballos sleeps in her car during weekdays, enabling her to work two housekeeping jobs, one at the Loews Hollywood Hotel, the other at the Glendale Hilton. She lives 105 miles away, in California City, Kern County.
Virginia Organizing renews call for rental inspection program in Waynesboro
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Virginia Organizing will hold a news conference Wednesday to address the calls for a rental inspection program and affordable housing initiatives in Waynesboro.
Reauthorization of commission in Southeast U.S. would provide necessary flexibilities of support
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The SCRC is an economic development partnership agency of the federal government and seven state governments.
A Maryland river turns orange: Chesapeake Bay grasses disappear
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Until recently, underwater grasses grew so densely near the mouth of Maryland’s Gunpowder River that boaters say they had to skirt the sprawling vegetation to keep it from tangling their props.
Survey launched to access current state of Virginia broadband throughout Commonwealth
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A new statewide survey is working to bridge the digital divide among Virginia communities and offer all residents the necessary tools for essential services.
Report ‘represents a unique moment’ of volunteerism across Virginia
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The VCEI is a new resource that reveals information about how Virginians dedicate their time to organizations in their communities.
Lawmakers address backlog of veterans’ record requests in letter to National Archives
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The National Archives of the United States (NARA) has a backlog of veterans’ record requests necessary to access critical government benefits.
DOJ awards $4.4B to address ‘root causes behind criminal behavior’ in U.S. communities
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The U.S. DOJ announced today the award of $4.4 billion to support state, local and Tribal public safety and community justice activities.
