Tag: COVID-19

From The Hill

As the COVID-19 outbreak ran through the U.S., many cities enacted rent-control and anti-eviction policies meant to keep people in ...

Policymakers can avoid shocks to the rental market by encouraging renegotiation, limiting the pace of evictions, and creating incentives for ...

Parents are basically all home-schoolers now due to the coronavirus pandemic, and a new national survey of parents found that most families ...

Decreased traffic due to COVID-19 shutdowns has led many cities to close streets for public and private uses; it's not ...

The economic shock of the pandemic may push a number of state and local pension plans to dangerously low funding ...

Scaling back routine policing during the pandemic, some cities have seen a decline in crime and research indicates the two ...

The answer is: It depends. So it's important to understand how courts approach these questions.

Local governments of all sizes need to consider not just how to get through the near-term health crisis, but also ...

Cities most likely to feel the impact quicker include those with elastic sources of revenue and high-risk industries.