A new law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker on Monday will make it easier for police to remove squatters who are illegally staying at a residence.

Every monsoon, the Manohara River comes closer to Jima Sherpa's home. When it rains for days, she stays awake at night, fearfully anticipating the sound of water breaking through her walls."It enters ...

Authorities are refuting claims made by a construction company executive who posted social media videos alleging that ...

A squatter who set up camp on an LA fire victims burned out plot used a sneaky DMV trick to mark their stake on the property, ...

Creditors installed a new chain link fence and asked eight squatters to leave the derelict Hamilton Street former clock ...

Governor J.B. Pritzker signed into law SB1563, clarifying that civil eviction procedures do not restrict law enforcement from enforcing trespassing laws, providing critical clarity for property owners ...

The law takes effect Jan. 1 and allows police to remove squatters without going through the costly and time-consuming eviction process.

A controversial activist has stormed the office of a political party, which backed a candidate who urged people to squat inside vacant homes.

Tshwane continues to face challenges relocating illegal settlers from the environmentally sensitive Wolwespruit wetland in Pretoria.

Even after a house was destroyed in a fire caused by squatters last year, business owners in the area say problems persist.

Governor JB Pritzker has signed a new bill into law aimed at clarifying the role of law enforcement in removing squatters ...

Illinois is about to make it easier to remove squatters—here’s how the proposed new law works.