eviction

Dozens more households faced eviction each week during the pandemic, despite paying rent. As no-fault evictions rose to half of all filings, here's how a hot housing market and eviction restrictions didn't help these two women and many others.

Evictions slowed down during the pandemic, thanks to financial help from state and federal governments. But almost all aid has lapsed now, and evictions are starting to move back up to pre-pandemic levels. At the same time, rents have jumped by more than 15%.

Connecticut is the second state in the country to fund free legal aid for tenants at risk of eviction. The program is set to roll out in phases and officially starts Monday.

A program launching Jan. 31 may close the gap between the evicted and legal representation in eviction proceedings.

Last week, Gov. Ned Lamont allowed the state eviction moratorium to expire -- despite the White House extending the federal moratorium until July 31. To…

July 31 is the last day for the federal eviction moratorium designed to keep people struggling financially in their homes during the pandemic. That…

With federal and state eviction moratoriums ending soon, a team of researchers from Yale University and two other universities has found an apparent link…