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Robo-Signing, Chain of Title, Loss Mitigation, and Other Issues in Mortgage Servicing

Subcom Hearing on Morg Servicers

New York Times: Foreclosure Fix Is Seen as Distant

By DAVID STREITFELD and NELSON D. SCHWARTZ

Changing the face of foreclosure in America will take some time, several state attorneys general said Wednesday, cautioning that an agreement with major lenders over revamped foreclosure practices was not imminent.

In Remembrance of Jule Sugarman, Founder of Head Start

Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) entered the following statement into the Congressional Record in remembrance of Jule Sugarman, the founder of the Head Start program. Congresswoman Waters was an assistant teacher and volunteer coordinator with Head Start in Los Angeles:

Congresswoman Waters Applauds Settlement for Mississippi Gulf Homeowners, Renters Impacted by Hurricane Katrina

MS Housing Katrina

Los Angeles Independent: LA Residents Walk to End Alzheimer's

More than 3,000 residents from across Los Angeles County came together for the 18th annual Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk® to raise awareness and funds to fight Alzheimer's disease.

Congresswoman Waters Recognized for Assisting Breast Cancer Survivors

PACI honor

Congresswoman Waters Kicks Off Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month at Memory Walk LA

Alz Assoc Mem Walk LA

Statement of Congresswoman Waters on the Killing of Aaron Shannon Jr., 5 Year Old Boy

Death of Los Angeles boy

Congresswoman Waters Urges Immediate Action to Stop Cholera Epidemic in Haiti

Haiti Cholera

Broadcasting & Cable: Waters Uses Fox/Cablevision Hook to Talk Comcast/NBCU

by John Eggerton

Rep. Maxine Waters used the Fox/Cablevision retrans fight to renew her calls for conditions on the Comcast/NBCU deal. In a letter to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, she said that if Comcast were to use its ownership of NBCU TV stations, or online content, as leverage to negotiate higher rates from cable competitors, it could potentially harm consumers.

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