Unsheltered Homelessness Decreases 41 Percent in Sacramento
The Number of People Living Outdoors in the City and County of Sacramento Plunged 41 Percent Between 2022 and 2024
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The Number of People Living Outdoors in the City and County of Sacramento Plunged 41 Percent Between 2022 and 2024
Homelessness is an urgent, persistent and obvious problem in our community, one that requires cooperation between governing bodies. Because of that, a decision last week by the Clark County Council is
When James McKinney walked into Kiggins Village for the first time, he told staff, “This is not going to work.”
Winter weather is particularly challenging for people experiencing homelessness in the Sacramento region.
The first safe stay location to open was on Florin Road and has 125 people living in 100 cabins.