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A bill to bar millions of Californians from smoking inside their own homes was rejected Wednesday by an Assembly committee.


  • Low-Income Housing Vouchers Vanish in Wake of Sequester
  • Around the nation, housing agencies are tightening their belts and often putting a freeze on new Section 8 vouchers for low-income people in the wake of the sequestration.

  • Micro Apartments Spread to Des Moines
  • Des Moines’ new lower-cost micro apartments are part of a growing national trend that lets young professionals live in vibrant urban cores in Chicago, Boston, San Francisco and New York, where rents can be exorbitant.




  • HUD Secretary Asks Local Leaders to Lobby for CDBG and HOME
  • Local officials must lobby their congressional representatives to restore funding to key programs, particularly the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program and the HOME Investment Partnerships Program, says U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan.
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  • Cuomo Hopes to Buy Homes Wrecked by Sandy But Not Rebuild
  • Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is proposing to spend as much as $400 million to purchase homes wrecked by Hurricane Sandy, have them demolished and then preserve the flood-prone land permanently, as undeveloped coastline.

  • Tax Credits for Hiring Homeless Proposed in Utah
  • The measure cleared its first hurdle but created a heated debate among the public, probably signifying a tough battle the bill will face when it receives full debate on the House floor.

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