The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office has settled a consumer protection lawsuit it launched two years ago against a “hedge fund-owned mega landlord” that rents and manages more than 600 rental properties in

Athens Ohio.  Lead Paint remains a problem for many homes click here for copy of article.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The New York Attorney General’s Office has reached a $310,000 settlement with Syracuse landlord William D’Angelo for repeatedly violating lead safety laws. The settlement-in-principle with D’Angelo and his

EPA levied a fine of $34,818 against contractor who did renovations with no RRP. Article can be found here.

WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced a settlement agreement with Marrs Construction Co., of Bella Vista, Arkansas, addressing the company’s violations of the Lead Renovation, Repair and Painting

Peeling paint can be seen on homes located in Fairfax, just south of Cleveland Clinic main campus. (Photo by Lee Chilcote) One of the biggest objections landlords have to Cleveland’s

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  Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced a first-of-its-kind legal action against 50 Cleveland property owners who failed to comply with city lead-safe regulations at their homes. CLEVELAND — Cleveland Mayor

There are an estimated 200,000 aging housing units in Milwaukee that likely have paint made with lead, leading the city health department to develop a new approach for removing the

Cleveland Housing Court has fined a landlord $10,000 for failing to clean up lead hazards at a rental property that poisoned a toddler and forced the child’s family into temporary housing.

Young children may still be exposed to lead-based paint in homes constructed before 1978, when the hazardous paint was outlawed. American children living in predominantly Black and racially divided neighborhoods

WASHINGTON — Exposure to lead during childhood or even in the womb may predispose individuals to criminal behavior later in life, a new study reveals. A research team from George Washington