Eminent Domain Isn't Just a 'Yellowstone' Plot Point-It's a Real-Life Nightmare for Many Americans
Eminent domain poses real risks for property owners, despite being rooted in legal protections under the Fifth Amendment.
How much should city pay to seize Miami River property from owner? A jury will decide
The city of Miami is attempting to seize private land for a public park via eminent domain, igniting a legal dispute.
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes bill to help Black California families reclaim taken land
Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill enabling Black families to claim property taken through discriminatory means due to the absence of an agency to implement it.
Vance leaves Harris in the dirt, Penn's dishonorable bribe and other commentary
University of Pennsylvania's sanctions against Prof. Wax highlights concerns over academic freedom and political speech in higher education.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes bill to help Black families reclaim taken land
Governor Newsom vetoed a reparations proposal due to the absence of an operational state agency, stalling efforts to address historical injustices.
Eminent Domain Isn't Just a 'Yellowstone' Plot Point-It's a Real-Life Nightmare for Many Americans
Eminent domain poses real risks for property owners, despite being rooted in legal protections under the Fifth Amendment.
How much should city pay to seize Miami River property from owner? A jury will decide
The city of Miami is attempting to seize private land for a public park via eminent domain, igniting a legal dispute.
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes bill to help Black California families reclaim taken land
Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill enabling Black families to claim property taken through discriminatory means due to the absence of an agency to implement it.
Vance leaves Harris in the dirt, Penn's dishonorable bribe and other commentary
University of Pennsylvania's sanctions against Prof. Wax highlights concerns over academic freedom and political speech in higher education.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoes bill to help Black families reclaim taken land
Governor Newsom vetoed a reparations proposal due to the absence of an operational state agency, stalling efforts to address historical injustices.
This Veteran Canceled A 6-Figure Plumbing Job After Learning That The Plumber Was A Trump Supporter
A neighbor confronted a landscaper for displaying a Confederate flag, refusing service due to its racist implications and seeking to uphold her dignity.
Court rules California Coastal Commission can limit construction of seawalls for thousands of property owners
California Coastal Commission can deny seawall permits for structures built after 1977, significantly impacting property owners and coastal management.
Martins Beach: Billionaire Vinod Khosla loses bid to halt state lawsuit seeking more public beach access
The judge's ruling allows the lawsuit against Khosla to proceed, focusing on public access to Martins Beach.
Court rules California Coastal Commission can limit construction of seawalls for thousands of property owners
California Coastal Commission can deny seawall permits for structures built after 1977, significantly impacting property owners and coastal management.
Martins Beach: Billionaire Vinod Khosla loses bid to halt state lawsuit seeking more public beach access
The judge's ruling allows the lawsuit against Khosla to proceed, focusing on public access to Martins Beach.
Elderly man deceived into signing deed over for repairs, leading to foreclosure.
Does proposed tax threaten Tahoe way of life? A controversial measure roils South Lake
The proposed Measure N seeks to tax infrequently used homes in South Lake Tahoe, igniting fierce opposition among homeowners and challenging property rights.
I bought my dream home with a creek in the backyard-then the locals started a war
A woman's dream home turned into a nightmare when locals claimed her property for community use, highlighting property rights issues.
'I Bought My Dream Home With a Creek Running Through the Backyard-Then the Locals Started a War'
Local residents took over a woman's backyard creek, leading to her legal battles for property ownership after purchasing her dream home.
Elderly Man Fears Losing His Home to Deed Scam
Elderly man deceived into signing deed over for repairs, leading to foreclosure.
Does proposed tax threaten Tahoe way of life? A controversial measure roils South Lake
The proposed Measure N seeks to tax infrequently used homes in South Lake Tahoe, igniting fierce opposition among homeowners and challenging property rights.
I bought my dream home with a creek in the backyard-then the locals started a war
A woman's dream home turned into a nightmare when locals claimed her property for community use, highlighting property rights issues.
'I Bought My Dream Home With a Creek Running Through the Backyard-Then the Locals Started a War'
Local residents took over a woman's backyard creek, leading to her legal battles for property ownership after purchasing her dream home.
The Supreme Court of India mandates due process before demolishing property linked to crime accusations, reinforcing the rule of law against arbitrary actions.
Election Day is over in California. Who's responsible for removing campaign signs?
Campaign signs in California must be removed by property owners or authorized staff within 10 days post-election, under specific legal guidelines.
Teen shot while asking permission to take homecoming photos on property, sheriff says
A teenager was shot in the face while seeking permission for a homecoming photo shoot, illustrating the perilous consequences of property disputes.
English High Court Rules Tether's USDT Stablecoin Counts as Property
Tether's USDT stablecoin has been classified as property by England's High Court, aligning with government proposals for cryptocurrency classification.
Teen looking for a place to take homecoming photos is allegedly shot by homeowner
A teenager was shot by a homeowner while trying to seek permission for taking photos on private property.
Colorado teen shot after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
A town councilman shot a teenager after he and a friend sought permission for homecoming photos, demonstrating alarming escalations in confrontations over property rights.
Teen looking for a place to take homecoming photos is allegedly shot by homeowner
A teenager was shot by a homeowner while trying to seek permission for taking photos on private property.
Colorado teen shot after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
A town councilman shot a teenager after he and a friend sought permission for homecoming photos, demonstrating alarming escalations in confrontations over property rights.
Judge dismisses pandemic eviction ban cases against Alameda County, Oakland
Eviction bans in Alameda County and Oakland deemed constitutional by federal judge, allowing landlords an option to refile for compensation on losses.
Fences put up along Stinson Beach homes in Marin Co. stir debate over public access
Controversy over makeshift fences on Stinson Beach raises questions about public vs. private land access and unpermitted structures.
New Construction Blocking the View? If You Can't Beat Them, Join Them.'
Neighbors' construction can threaten views, leading to concerns and communication with architects for clarification.
Equity theft is now illegal in Massachusetts, making it possible for some who lost their homes to get money back
A new law in Massachusetts bans 'equity theft' by requiring municipalities to return any remaining equity to former homeowners after selling foreclosed properties.
Oil and gas companies ruined a family farm. Then they walked away
Property owners often don't own the oil beneath their land, leading to limited control over extraction activities and potential environmental risks.
After city lost case on development rules, it's been ordered to pay attorneys' fees - Austin Monitor
Travis County District Judge rules city of Austin must pay $175,000 in attorney fees for failing to notify property owners of development rule changes.
Builders may challenge California's development 'impact fees,' Supreme Court rules
Developers in California can challenge impact fees for public improvements, potentially leading to more affordable housing.
Arguments to continue in lawsuit over deed restrictions - Austin Monitor
Homeowners in Elmwood Estates subdivision fight developers to enforce building restrictions.
Legal dispute may escalate as Judge requests more arguments on deed restrictions waiver.
Ugly' plastic sheet placed over Banksy mural to protect it from idle vandals'
The landlord covered Banksy's mural to prevent vandalism.
Neighbors criticized the plastic sheeting for detracting from Banksy's vision.
Homeless Miamians get $300,000 settlement after city trashed their personal property
Miami will pay a $300,000 settlement to four people experiencing homelessness after their personal belongings were trashed by city workers during street cleanups.
As part of the settlement, the city has agreed to stop immediately discarding personal items swept off the sidewalk during cleanups and give individuals 90 days to recover their property.
Government tyranny comes to Main Street, with the feds more powerful than ever
The federal government is increasingly limiting Americans' freedoms
There are now over 5,200 federal criminal offenses and many more state and local crimes
Marilyn Monroe's former Los Angeles home declared a historic monument to save it from demolition
Preservation efforts save Marilyn Monroe's Los Angeles home as a cultural monument. Palm Springs likely to keep 'Forever Marilyn' statue.
NFTs Are Dead (But They're Changing Everything)
NFTs continue to reshape industries globally by providing ownership rights and revolutionizing property rights systems at a fraction of traditional costs.