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City’s First Supportive Housing Complex Opens Doors...

The council authorized the sale of $40 million in general obligation bonds to support affordable housing and referred millions to address houselessness.

Campus administration announced a collaborative effort with the city of Berkeley and local nonprofits to temporarily house People’s Park residents.

The unhoused residents who have been camping in Berkeley’s People Park will be offered...

In a partnership unique in American higher education, UC Berkeley is collaborating with the city and nonprofits to offer housing, meals and social services to those living in People's Park. Will other campuses follow suit?

Jeffrey Cutters death in his apartment at Palo Altos Opportunity Center on June 12 has raised questions for his mother, who feels that her mentally ill son didnt receive the kind of care that couldve prevented the tragedy.

Jeffrey Cutters death in his apartment at Palo Altos Opportunity Center on June 12 has raised questions for his mother, who feels that her mentally ill son didnt receive the kind of care that couldve prevented the tragedy.

Jeffrey Cutters death in his apartment at Palo Altos Opportunity Center on June 12 has raised questions for his mother, who feels that her mentally ill son didnt receive the kind of care that couldve prevented the tragedy.

City of Napa contractors cleaned up the Kennedy Park homeless encampment last week, in partnership with the residents.

The Bowl, one of Napas largest homeless camps, has grown since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. What does it look like today? Whats inside? Take a look. Jennifer Huffman, Register “Keep out,” reads a sign near one tent at a Napa homeless camp known as The Bowl. “GO AWAY NOW PLEASE,” reads another. Kelly Hampton and Will McHaney would like nothing more. But these Napans both live in The Bowl. And they can’t seem to find a way out. Whether because of job lo...