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Race & Justice: Marilyn Mosby Interview

Former Baltimore Prosecutor Convicted on Mortgage Fraud Months After Being Charged With Perjury

The former prosecutor faces up to 30 years on the charge related to mortgage fraud. A former top prosecutor for the city of Baltimore was convicted Tuesday on one count of mortgage fraud.
Rents In The U.S. Fall For Third Month In A Row

New Yorkers Spend Over $10,000 in Upfront Costs for a Rental: Report

The upfront cost of moving in New York increased by 28.7% from the average cost before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Activists Call On NYC Mayor And Housing Authority To Address To Jacob Riis Houses' Water And Gas Crisis

NYCHA Chiefs Repeatedly Rejected Proposals on Curbing Corruption for Years: Report

The Department of Investigation previously warned then-NYCHA Chair Greg Russ about the potential for corruption related to the housing agency's no-bid contract process.