Page 3 - Catalyst Project News Today

Catholic Charities has sent at least four people in West Hills cease and desist letters in regards to the Catalyst Project.

SPOKANE, Wash. -- Camp Hope continues to get smaller, with only about 124 people still living there now, compared to over the 600 who called it home last summer. However,

In a recent update from WSDOT, the number of people at Camp Hope continues to get smaller and smaller.

The East Central Spokane homeless encampment known as Camp Hope has shrunk considerably since it moved to the neighborhood a year ago. But while many...

At its height this summer, Washington’s largest homeless encampment had an estimated population of more than 600. Since October, the population of Camp Hope has shrunk to fewer than 200.

People who qualify for the Catalyst Housing Project will have a room to stay in and then get support to transition into permanent housing.

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has previewed a new housing project for homeless people, calling the Catalyst Project a step toward ending the state's homelessness crisis.

Stefanie Collins had always felt she was risking her career when she challenged her boss, Prosecuting Attorney Larry Haskell, in this year's election. She was...

Inslee, despite a recent invitation from Spokane County Sheriff to see Camp Hope, doesn't talk with leaders during visit to opening of treatment center.

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — Washington Gov. Jay Inslee was in Spokane Monday to preview the opening of a new housing project for homeless people, calling the Catalyst Project a step toward ending the state's homelessness crisis.