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As the Johnson v. Grants Pass case is heard, we must make it the goal that nobody should need to sleep outdoors or in cars at all.

The business advisory nonprofit SCORE will host a free webinar from noon to 1:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 18, on Zoom titled “The One Page Business Plan: An Introduction to the Business Model Canvas.” Inn...

Just over 1,000 people are living outside in Connecticut, and thousands more are homeless and staying indoors, including a baby who was born to a mother living in a homeless shelter in the northwest p...

Providers have held a series of conversations and press conferences to call attention to what they’ve said is a homelessness crisis in CT.

Discarded mattresses, box frames and tarps make up the four walls of Esteban Ayala’s home. For the last three months Ayala has lived in a parking lot in Hartford, squeezed between the fence line and a dumpster enclosure that supports, and conceals, his structure. Under bridges, in parks, on sidewalks, makeshift shelters like Ayala’s dot Connecticut’s urban and rural landscape. Fed by a ...

Fifty new emergency shelter beds came online in the Hill Friday to help provide a safe, clean, indoors place to sleep for the city's -- and the region's…

Recent comments from Democratic leadership and Gov. Ned Lamont suggest that housing and zoning — two hot-button policy topics with dire real-world consequences — will be major issues during the legislative session.

Several bills related to eviction protection, a rent cap, homelessness and land-use reform in Connecticut are likely to pop up this session.

Articles from the tag: homeless in connecticut

A year after a tentative plan to convert a Long Wharf hotel into housing for the homeless fell apart, the city is considering a second attempt to invest…