A new federal audit shows major oversight gaps in privatized military housing, revealing missed warning signs, inconsistent safety standards, and families still reporting moisture problems in 2025.

More than half of military families don’t know about their housing rights, official feedback systems or the offices set up to manage issues with their private housing landlords, a survey found. Two ...

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — As the government shutdown continues, uncertainty is growing for federal workers — especially military service members and their families. While most received a paycheck this week, ...

The military failed to keep watch of a family housing landlord, resulting in an overpayment of performance bonuses and possibly putting families at risk of living in homes with life, health and safety ...

To help lower local housing costs, Sen. Will Parkinson wants military service members on Guam moved from use-it-or-lose-it ...

Military families across the country continue to face mold, leaks, pests and long repair delays in privatized base housing.

José "Pepe" Ávalo, a Cuban native residing in Sarasota, Florida, and a member of the United States Army, has released a video ...