Looking for Section 8 news? Here’s what’s changing in 2026, what renters should expect, and how voucher funding and waitlists could be affected.

Trump and Republican lawmakers want steep funding cuts, while new eligibility rules from HUD would imperil housing for ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. — When a surveyor came to the west side of this racially divided city in the 1930s to appraise an area called Yamacraw for the federal government, he listed what he saw as problems.

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Near the litter-strewn grounds of the Wragg Borough Homes, tourists come to see the elegant houses and traditional Southern architecture that have come to symbolize this waterfront ...

With the number of public housing units declining in Baltimore City, the Housing Authority of Baltimore City and county housing agencies could face additional funding challenges to Section 8 voucher ...

Federal prosecutors say executive Tracy Denise Jones used a fake name and a shell business to collect housing assistance and pandemic relief funds.

ATLANTA — An Atlanta Housing Authority administrator who oversaw a subsidy program for low-income renters, known as Section 8, has been charged with fraudulently obtaining some of that money for ...

The Town of Hempstead is asking New York State to take over its Section 8 program and plans to disband the department running it after years of problems with the housing assistance program. The town ...

Fifty years after it began and almost a decade after Congressman Paul Ryan reviewed the program, where is Section 8 today? Started as a program to help people struggling to pay rent but without ...

CONTINUES TO PLAY OUT OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN THREE YEARS, OSCEOLA COUNTY HAS OPENED THEIR SECTION EIGHT HOUSING PROGRAM. THE PROGRAM PAYS A PORTION OF RENT FOR THOSE ...

Note: This story is part of a six-month investigation by USA TODAY-Southeast called "Segregated by Section 8," which followed public housing seekers and analyzed available data in new ways. Read more ...

Note: This story is part of a six-month investigation by USA TODAY-Southeast called "Segregated by Section 8," which followed public housing seekers and analyzed available data in new ways. Read more ...