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Homeless advocates in dozens of U.S. cities are holding services this week to remember the homeless people who died over the last year.

A 2019 plan to expand the Justice Involved Supportive Housing program would satisfy a commitment in former Mayor Bill de Blasio’s 2019 Points of Agreement to close the city’s notorious jail on Rikers Island. The existing operators aren't biting.

The latest news and information for the University of Kansas.

Those who know him say Marquon Herring is a great kid who has so much energy.

Molly Wasow Park, acting commissioner of the city's Department of Social Services, said the HUD grants will be used to connect unsheltered people on the

New York City will receive $60 million in federal funding to boost services for the city’s thousands of homeless men and women, HUD announced Monday. The grant will go to a number of local agencies and nonprofits to finance permanent housing, street outreach and other resources for unsheltered New Yorkers.

School leaders say Tyson immediately reported the gun to a teacher, who took appropriate action. And now, he's being recognized for what he did.

Travelers and staff say they're seeing more and more homeless people taking shelter at the walkway between the AirTrain and Terminal 5 at JFK Airport.

An annual vigil honored the New Yorkers who died on the streets and in shelters while highlighting the lethal impact of chronic homelessness. “We should be clear that these outcomes are the result of public policy choices we make in the United States,” said one of the organizers.

City Limits rounds up the latest housing and land use-related events, public hearings and upcoming affordable housing lotteries that are ending soon.