eviction moratorium

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and House Democratic leaders are calling on the Biden administration to immediately extend the nation’s eviction moratorium

The threat of widespread evictions during the coronavirus pandemic has inspired reforms to a U.S. system that has in the past offered few protections for tenants

Millions of Americans face being forced from their homes with the midnight Saturday expiration of a moratorium on evictions during the pandemic

Tenants who are months behind on rent now face the end to a federal eviction moratorium Saturday.

The eviction moratorium, which was first set up in September 2020, is set to expire on Saturday.

A national eviction moratorium is set to expire after President Joe Biden and Congress failed to extend it

The Biden administration will allow a nationwide ban on evictions to expire Saturday

The federal eviction moratorium is set to expire on July 31. But President Biden asked Congress Thursday to pass an emergency extension.  A statement released by the White House cited the recent spread of the Delta variant, “including among those Americans both most likely to face evictions and lacking vaccination.” The President also asked for other agencies to extend measures that would...

NBC 6 Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones spoke with one man facing an eviction in one of the potential hotspots for evictions in Miami-Dade once the moratorium expires at the end of July.

If you are at risk of being forced out of your home, here is what you should know about how to access this help:

With the federal eviction moratorium extended through July, the focus has turned to getting rental assistance out to millions of tenants.

The Supreme Court is leaving a pandemic-inspired nationwide ban on evictions in place, over the votes of four objecting conservative justices.

Tens of thousands of homeless have been staying in hotels across the U.S. paid for by federal programs aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19

A rental crisis spurred by the pandemic prompted many states to make bold promises to help renters, but most failed to deliver on them after Congress passed the sweeping CARES Act in March 2020

For several months, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s moratorium on evictions has offered some protection to those who suddenly found themselves unable to pay rent because of the pandemic. That protection is on track to expire June 30, but it may be extended for another month. CNBC is reporting sources briefed on the matter told Reuters the moratorium…

A national pause on evictions is set to expire later this month, but there are reports that it could be extended. CNBC reports the Biden administration’s CDC is expected to extend the moratorium for a month. NBC 6’s Alina Machado reports

Two studies released Wednesday found that the nation’s housing availability and affordability crisis is expected to worsen significantly following the pandemic

A group representing some of the nation’s property owners asked the U.S. Supreme Court late Thursday to block enforcement of an order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that has stopped landlords from evicting tenants who aren’t paying their rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is set to extend a moratorium on evictions that was set to expire Wednesday night, more will face eviction as it’s going to get tougher to prove COVID-19 is the reason renters can’t pay.

The CDC will keep its national moratorium on evictions in effect through June. The protection was slated to lapse in just days.