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The piles of snow in the Sierra Nevada are the result of a series of atmospheric river storms. But experts are cautious about celebrating too soon.

Few employment opportunities, language barriers, and little sense of community have all negatively impacted the mental health of asylum seekers.

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Tracy Kidder joins the Los Angeles Times Book Club on Jan. 26 to discuss his newest book, "Rough Sleepers.'

The writer Tracy Kidder follows Dr. Jim O’Connell’s long crusade to care for Boston’s homeless.

WHO: Brian, a 64-year-old single man from Norwich. AGENCY: Reliance Health, Inc. THEIR SITUATION: Brian’s sole income is from Social Security Disability, and has been homeless for six mont...

A billion dollars sure is a lot of money. How 24 of the deepest pockets in Boston are shaping the city—and our lives.

“Throughout many changes in our history, our motto has remained the same: dignity is everything”

L.A. County has launched a program of street psychiatry to find and treat severely mentally ill homeless people where they live.

CNA Pantex awards $107,100 in donations to 14 area non-profits. amounting to over a million dollars in donations to 64 organizations over the past seven years.

Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital will host a virtual town hall for women Veterans on Sept. 7, at 5 p.m., via Facebook.