Milpitas is launching a rent relief program to help low-income and homeless residents get back on their feet. The city has allocated $700,000 of state funds to provide financial assistance for 140 residents struggling with housing-related costs, including past-due rental payments, eviction and homelessness relief. The... read full story
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