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“The health of many marshals’ businesses, and the amount of money the city collects in fees, are linked to how many evictions the courts order.” buff.ly/4dPWS3i By patrick spauster + @citylimitsnews

“More than 100,000 evictions were filed in Ohio last year – the highest amount since 2015.” buff.ly/4dVcnXx By Kendall Crawford via WYSO Public Radio | 91.3 FM

“All of a sudden to just get this devastating news like this, it was awful.” buff.ly/3AJbW4p By Meredith Aldis via FOX 7 Austin

“Of course, we want wages to go up. But if the rents are unregulated and keep going up, it’s like a treadmill.” buff.ly/475DUU7 By:Gino Fanelli via @wxxinews

"Sometimes referred to as housing navigators or counselors, they take on a range of tasks, including providing hands-on support to households." buff.ly/4g7Vo6q By @baltimorebanner’s Hallie Miller

“They destroyed everything that I had, everything that I bought and I worked for. “ buff.ly/3AR0vY9 By: ABC10

Austin, Columbus, Las Vegas, Minneapolis and Phoenix are some of the cities where Eviction Lab saw the highest eviction activity in July. In Las Vegas, evictions are 63% above the pre-pandemic averages. More at evictionlab.org/eviction-track…

“Legislators tend to be landlords more often than they are renters. Far, far, far more often than they are renters.” buff.ly/3AMabU3 By KUER 90.1’s Saige Miller

“Evictions filed in Pima County nearly doubled in just one month, partly due to a Superior Court ruling earlier this year.” buff.ly/4cQTHqN By AZPM’s Hannah Cree

Register now for Hack-A-House, a 24-hour hackathon created to inspire students to develop innovative solutions for the housing affordability crisis. Organized by Ivory Innovations Click here for more information: hackahouse.org

“Purchasing the 70-unit apartments would be a bold move toward their vision of community-controlled housing.” buff.ly/3X7O9Cx By The Nation’s maggie grether

“No one should ever have to lose their home without notice and walk out on the street. I’ve lost everything I ever worked for, and it can happen to you.” buff.ly/4dM7CA1 By PNJ’s Mollye Barrows

“Low-income tenants are in a precarious position, and we don’t want upgrades to lead to ‘reno-victions.’” buff.ly/3XrfGjI By San Francisco Public Press’ Audrey Brown

“As they tear down low income housing, hundreds and thousands of low income public housing units, they will not rebuild units that allow low income people to pay the rent at 30%.” buff.ly/4cLmkWp By Connecticut Public’s Abby

“Once you have that mark on your record, it’s going to be that much harder to find housing the next time… This is something that doesn’t go away,” Our associate director Peter Hepburn told Jeanette Lenoir with ePluribusAmerica. buff.ly/47dvTMF

“Investing in mediation, resource navigation, and legal assistance up front is better for our families and for the system as a whole.” buff.ly/4cVwmEq By 90.5 WESA’s Julia Maruca

“The cities of Kingston, Poughkeepsie and Beacon have approved good cause eviction legislation and Newburgh is expected to do the same later this month.” buff.ly/4e6XPEj

Happy National Read a Book Day! Need a new read to commemorate the holiday? Check out "Evicted" and "Poverty by America," by our founder Matthew Desmond. More on where to find them here: buff.ly/3luGRdo

“MaineHousing will launch a new Eviction Prevention Program to open later this fall.” buff.ly/3XeMfA1

“People living in poverty sometimes had a hard time getting to court because of transportation, child care, taking time off work or other issues.” buff.ly/3XtDjZ3 via MPR News