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In 2020, 5,520 Utahns in families were experiencing homelessness, including 2,953 children under the age of 18. In 2023, that number increased by a striking 27% — up 2,309 individuals to 7,033, including 3,748 children. That’s according to a January report issued by the Utah Office of Homeless Services depicting the successes and challenges the […] The post Family homelessness is a growing problem in Utah. What should be done? appeared first on Utah News Dispatch.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed is pushing to advance economic and cultural ties with China and bring pandas to the city's zoo, which is receiving some backlash.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed returned to the city Sunday after spending a week in China in efforts to advance economic and cultural ties with the region despite ongoing crises in her city. 

In 2020, 5,520 Utahns in families were experiencing homelessness, including 2,953 children under the age of 18. In 2023, that number increased by a striking 27% — up 2,309 individuals to 7,033, including 3,748 children. That’s according to a January report issued by the Utah Office of Homeless Services depicting the successes and challenges the state’s homeless […]

The Hays County Commissioners Court is set to receive a presentation by the Homeless Coalition of Hays County regarding the Point in Time Count, to possibly submit a grant application for increased training for the Hays County Mental Health Unit and discuss and possibly approve the county animal ordinance at the regularly scheduled meeting today. The court is set to adopt a

The Point in Time count shows an 11% increase in the number of people experiencing homelessness, and a 16% increase in the number of people living in vehicles countywide.

The Point in Time count shows an 11% increase in the number of people experiencing homelessness, and a 16% increase in the number of people living in vehicles countywide.

Santa Barbara County, in a joint application with the city of Santa Barbara, has been awarded $7,975,380 to tackle the issue of unsheltered homelessness

The Upstate is growing, and so are the number of people living on the streets.

Two North County cities are set to receive nearly $11.4 million dollars from the state to help move homeless individuals into permanent housing, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Thursday.