Skip to main content

Understand. Power. Act.

Loading…

Loading…

The Library

New

One story, all the way down.

Miami Woman Charged with Assuming Her Dead Sister's Identity to Get Taxpayers to Pay for Her Housing

A Florida woman has been charged with posing as her dead sister to have taxpayers pay her rent in Miami through a federal public housing program for low-income residents. The post Miami Woman Charged with Assuming Her Dead Sister’s Identity to Get Taxpayers to Pay for Her Housing appeared first on Breitbart .

Sources (1)· Oct 25, 3:04 PM

Every telling

their own versions

Breitbart News Network· Oct 25, 3:04 PMMiami Woman Charged with Assuming Her Dead Sister's Identity to Get Taxpayers to Pay for Her Housing

The thread

Before

A last-minute voter guide to all 14 propositions on the California ballotCalifornians are voting on 14 ballot measures, including propositions on taxes, voting, healthcare, housing and the environment. It's a lot to take in, but we're here to help.

CalMatters7h agoWhole story →

UK’s Rayner Defends Burnham Move to Revisit EU Free MovementHousing Secretary Angela Rayner denied that Andy Burnham is reopening the Brexit debate by reconsidering a key manifesto pledge to rule out freedom of movement with the European Union, saying the prime minister is simply seeking an “honest conversation” about Britain’s future relationship with the bloc.

Bloomberg9h agoWhole story →

Why are so many bonds on the California ballot? Here’s what $44 billion would buyCalifornians will decide on $44 billion in bonds when the vote on Propositions 1, 37 and 38. They'd take out debt to pay for housing and medical research.

CalMatters1d agoWhole story →

Public housing CEO says HUD’s ‘troubled’ rating is old newsIn a Friday news conference, RRHA CEO Steven Nesmith hit back at reporting on the federal government’s decision to designate the authority “troubled” before refusing to take questions from reporters.

Richmond Times-Dispatch1d agoWhole story →

Soldiers guard center of Milan as thousands of protesters march across European citiesSoldiers have been deployed to Milan and luxury boutiques boarded up as thousands again protested, following last week's looting and clashes. Premier Giorgia Meloni announces tougher penalties for minors, who police say were a large part of the violence. Protests are happening across Europe, including Madrid and Lisbon, over issues like education,…

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution1d agoWhole story →

More like this

similar stories in the archive

Dominican national ripped off welfare under dead man's identity, feds sayMassachusetts-based federal prosecutors say a man in their custody who they don’t even know the name of used a dead man’s identity as he committed violent crimes and welfare fraud.

The Boston Herald24d agoWhole story →

Boston Mayor Wu says taxpayers may pay developers' costs to kickstart housing productionMayor Michelle Wu said Boston’s housing crisis is so bad that in addition to enticing developers with $100 million in tax breaks, the city is now considering funding part of their construction costs to kickstart stalled projects.

The Boston Herald1mo agoWhole story →

CA uses $369M in federal wildfire aid for low-income housing, not fire victims: reportCalifornia used $369 million in federal wildfire recovery aid for low-income housing, rather than for fire victims, according to a report.

Baltimore News6d agoWhole story →

Former New Mexico lawmaker charged in Santa Ana Pueblo housing fund theft caseFormer state Rep. Sandra Jeff and her sister, Sharilene Jeff, face federal charges alleging theft of hundreds of thousands of dollars from a Santa Ana Pueblo tribal housing program.

Albuquerque Journal1mo agoWhole story →

State sends aid to low-income housing as fire victims sufferCalifornia officials used federal funding meant to help wildfire victims rebuild, and spent it on low-income housing instead.

New York Post7d agoWhole story →

Taxpayers funding city pay raises despite promised donationsThe City of Buffalo Transition and Transformation Fund, announced by Mayor Sean Ryan as a way to pay for raises to city executives, has yet to put a contract before

Buffalo Buffalo News15d agoWhole story →

Senate Democrats reject bill to shield taxpayers from cost of data centersDemocrats shot down the proposal, arguing it doesn’t go far enough to ensure taxpayers don’t have to pay higher utility costs for massive data centers.

Salt Lake City Deseret News25d agoWhole story →

Man accused of posing as FTC agent, scamming Hazel Park woman out of $270K to clear fake warrantsA California man was charged after he allegedly posed as a Federal Trade Commission agent and scammed a Hazel Park woman out of more than $270,000 to pay for her fake arrest warrant.

WDIV ClickOnDetroit1mo agoWhole story →

Explore
Officials
Bills
Issues
You