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The Coast News previews municipal races across North County San Diego and shares responses from the candidate questionnaire.

/PRNewswire/ -- Members of the clergy and congregation of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Bethel A.M.E) joined SDS Capital Groups Founder & CEO...

By Garth Meyer Surprise, blame and anxiety mix with optimism and support as residents and city leaders assess a state project to convert a south Redondo motel…

United Housing Connection receives 50 calls a day from people who are experiencing housing insecurity or cannot find an affordable place to live.

This Notice of Funding Availability opens over $10.5 million for Permanent Supportive and Affordable Housing throughout Orange County.

In simpler terms, we must change society's current mindset that housing equals capital while poverty equals criminality.

When Tony Bennett first crooned “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” back in 1962,  no one had any idea that the popular “City by the Bay” would one day become an urban center so wrought with skyrocketing home prices, crime and homelessness, that even long-time residents are now joining an ever-growing exodus.

Tax-Exempt and Taxable Bonds Finance Significant Portion of Construction Costs for Permanent Supportive and Transitional Housing Units NEW YORK, Jan. 10,...

The city plans to use $100 million over the next two years to help house the homeless in Sacramento.

As a community, we have all been impacted financially, physically, emotionally, and/or socially by the pandemic. Without question, vulnerable populations experiencing homelessness in our community have been disproportionately impacted. According to the last point-in-time count conducted in early 2020—even before the impacts of COVID—Long Beach saw a 7% rise in the number of individuals experiencing homelessness. - ADVERTISEMENT - Solutions have been proposed. Government programs exist. Stim...