Working and Homeless in America" by Brian Goldstone explores a segment of the population that's often been ignored.

State lawmakers will debate a bill to require annual inspections, new complaint processes and harsher penalties for local governments that don’t file mandatory reports.

On the state side, Rep. Lisa Marten, chair of the House Human Services and Homelessness Committee, said that each of the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Mayor Daniel Lurie was walking along the corridor to his private office when he paused and pointed to a ...

Students of Promise is opening transitional housing at Imani Temple Ministries, 2463 N Taylor Road, amid a rise in ...

The city of San Diego recently distributed guidelines for when shelters should cooperate with immigration officers ...

"...If there was a specific host sheriff designated just for the women, I just believe it would make a difference," ...

The roundtable, hosted by OurCalling, a nonprofit ministry serving the city’s unhoused population, was closed to the press, ...

When Sacramento temperatures start to hit triple digits, Shawna Chapman finds a little relief by placing silver emergency ...

A CalMatters investigation into homeless shelters has prompted a lawmaker to introduce a bill that would add more accountability to shelters.

Last year was the hottest on record, but I hope President Trump will be persuaded that the threat of climate change is real.

“We have said that it will probably take about three years for unsheltered homeless to go down.... It’s taken us two.” The rough count, based on observations by thousands of volunteers who c ...