For California to begin to heal, it must abandon failed policies and embrace a Human First approach to homelessness.

California is losing its war on homelessness, largely because state and local governments are operating in political silos.

The Trump administration is actively undermining the Emergency Housing Voucher program, which helps thousands of vulnerable ...

California is losing its war on homelessness because state and local governments are operating in political silos rather than combining their resources effectively.

A little more than a year after Californians approved a $6.4 billion mental health bond with a nail-bitingly close vote, we're getting our first glimpse into how that money will be spent.

After two years, a rescinded grant, city officials declaring it dead and a whole lot of hard feelings, the safe parking site ...

A decade-old emergency shelter in Marysville is at risk of losing state funding. But instead of shutting it down, a local mission may be its saving grace.

The largest source of federal homelessness grant dollars now includes restrictions on promoting DEI language and concerns.

This story was originally published . Sign up for their newsletters. A person walks by a homeless encampment in downtown Los Angeles on Nov. 18, 2022. Photo by Larry Valenzuela for ...

The Trump administration is proposing to end a long-standing federal support program for affordable housing that funds ...