Executive Tracy Denise Jones allegedly used a fake name and a shell business to collect about $63,000 in housing assistance and pandemic relief funds.

Proponents say it addresses squatters; critics worry it could erase Georgia Supreme Court protections for families living in hotels.

Researchers at Georgetown Law say in a new analysis that metro-area construction outpaced the national average, but growth has not always reached low-income renters.

New lawsuit alleges Partners for HOME neglected basic safety checks during the encampment sweep that took Cornelius Taylor’s life.

The Atlanta rally coincided with an economic boycott tied to demands that Immigration and Customs Enforcement leave Minnesota after the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.

While Trump’s remarks were aimed at a global audience, they may resonate in Georgia, particularly metro Atlanta, a national hot spot for institutional investment in housing.

On the anniversary of Cornelius Taylor’s death, his family and advocates say they are still searching for justice and accountability.

City and Fulton County leaders clash over long-term wraparound services for hundreds of supportive housing units.

Georgia’s Democratic senators welcome focus on housing affordability, but a ban on investors buying single-family homes could face legal challenges.

Advocates and Georgia State University research shows some families are paying more than $2,000 a month for extended-stay hotel rooms.