Boise, Ada County collaboration helps bring affordable apartments to Boise Bench
The Dorado Station Apartments will bring 212 income-restricted apartments to the west Boise bench. READ MORE
Millions Could Lose Housing Aid Under Trump Plan
Some 4 million people could lose federal housing assistance under new plans from the Trump administration, according to experts who reviewed drafts of two unpublished rules obtained by ProPublica. READ MORE
Trump administration ends support for disabled Americans facing homelessness
The Trump administration has quietly ended support for a program that helped poor people access federal disability benefits — and prevented homelessness. READ MORE
[Video] Ada County homeless count shows mixed results, advocates question survey accuracy
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National Alliance to End Homelessness Slams HUD’s Reckless Reallocation of Homelessness Resources
New Reporting Exposes Funding Criteria that Will Rob Communities of Critically Needed Permanent Housing Resources, Forcing More than 170,000 Formerly Homeless People Back onto the Streets READ MORE
Our Path Home Shares 2025 Point-In-Time Count Results
Ada County, ID – Our Path Home released results for the 2025 Annual Point-in-Time (PIT) Count that show a two percent decrease in homelessness in Ada County compared to last year. READ MORE
Trump admin looks at deep cuts to homeless housing program
A new policy change will significantly cut funding used to place people experiencing homelessness in permanent housing. READ MORE
‘It’s unfortunate’: Trump-appointed judge blocks admin from creating ‘chaos’ by holding back housing funding over transgender and immigration stances
On Friday, U.S. District Judge Mary S. McElroy in Rhode Island granted a temporary restraining order to halt the allegedly illegal restrictions on federal housing funding through the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s “Continuum of Care (CoC) Builds” program, according to court records. READ MORE
U.S. Sen. Crapo’s proposed ROAD to Housing Act can help Idaho’s housing challenges
Safe and affordable housing is out of reach for too many Idaho families, and we all pay the price when rents are too high. U.S. Sen. Mike Crapo, R-Idaho, is working to alleviate these housing challenges through the introduction of the Renewing Opportunity in the American Dream (ROAD) to Housing Act. READ MORE
‘Is this working?’: Boise City Council considering reductions in affordability requirements for developers
Boise developers could soon get a bigger menu of bonuses if they choose to include units below market rate in their projects. READ MORE