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The Number of People Living Outdoors in the City and County of Sacramento Plunged 41 Percent Between 2022 and 2024

Local officials held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday for the Central Cities Navigation Center, which will provide shelter beds for Fountain Valley, Garden Grove and Westminster.

In a development not widely reported, the 2024 annual Point-In-Time (PIT) Count of homeless people in the District of Columbia conducted . . .

With COVID-19 relief funding running out, many advocates say more money and resources are needed, but the amount of homeless people continues to rise

From rising rents at mobile home parks to overnight camping restrictions, people living in vehicles in San Luis Obispo County say they are struggling to find safe places to live.

The California Homeless Union said it would seek a temporary restraining order to keep the site open.

The 2022 Point-in-Time count found San Franciscos population skewing toward a younger demographics, with evictions rising as the primary cause, but fewer unsheltered overall. Hotspots persist, with some neighborhoods witnessing sharp changes.

The Tenderloin Urban Rest and Sleep Center, which would offer an array of social services and shelter to people experiencing homelessness in the Tenderloin, was a casualty of mid-year budget cuts ordered by Mayor London Breed.

In August 2023, three people experiencing homelessness alleged the city violated their rights when it removed them from Meadowbrook Park.

On Feb. 7, the city of Plano invites residents to a come-and-go open house on the topic of short-term rentals.