Some argue the answer to homelessness is to lock people up and force them into treatment. But jail doesn’t end that cycle.

Homelessness in America is not an unsolvable puzzle. We actually know how to fix it. Finland has done it. Other countries ...

The Point-In-Time Count numbers for 2026 show a slower rate of growth than in previous surveys, but more families are living ...

Pennsylvania reported 2,770 chronically homeless residents in 2025, up 638 from the year before, according to federal data.

Since 2020 tents have proliferated, particularly in warm western and southern cities where people can camp year-round. This ...

In almost every state across America, homelessness is a growing problem, and in some cases, like California, it is beyond a ...

A stronger Pueblo starts with stronger people. And stronger people are built through stronger families, stronger neighborhoods and a community that chooses to care. The opposite of homelessness is not ...

At California’s Orange County Rescue Mission, a two-year program provides far more than a roof over residents’ heads. California Governor Gavin Newsom regularly repeats his mantra: “Shelter solves ...

Even the best shelter system cannot compensate for a housing policy that does not produce, preserve, or protect enough ...

To the editor — The homelessness problem in Washington is not just a housing problem. It is also considered a mental health issue. Many individuals who suffer from homelessness are also individuals ...

New federal data suggest California’s approach to tackle its persistent homelessness crisis may finally be showing signs of progress.

The Riverside City Council's rejection of a $20.1 million state grant, designated for the conversion of a Quality Inn motel ...