We shouldn’t stop talking about success. We should stop using success to avoid acknowledging failure. I’ve been thinking a lot about how we message homelessness. Obviously. And something hit me ...

Trump's expansion of involuntary psychiatric commitment for homeless people will deepen the homelessness crisis rather than ...

As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Olympics, concrete answers are being sought for how LA28 will protect homeless ...

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein vetoed a bill that would ban homeless camping statewide and expose shelter employees to felony drug charges.

Homeless veteran Mr. Bean was living in a tent in downtown Atlanta when we met him. That same day, we followed him as he packed up everything he owned, left the encampment behind, and unlocked the ...

Homelessness carries hidden financial costs, from expensive motel stays and limited access to credit to fees and lost wages, that can add up to more than the cost of stable housing. From Motel Rooms ...

Despite widespread public assumptions that homelessness equals neglect, research and frontline advocates consistently find that homeless people often prioritize their animals’ wellbeing above their ...

RWJBarnabas Health launched New Jersey’s first street medicine program in Elizabeth in May, bringing health care directly to homeless people and removing the transportation, documentation, and bias ...

California lawmakers passed Assembly Bill 1924 by a 77-1 vote, requiring state agencies to develop a homelessness prevention strategy by 2027, a response to data showing that for every person housed ...

New survey data shows 1 in 3 transgender people in the U.S. has experienced homelessness, and the Trump administration’s rollback of federal protections is making the crisis significantly worse. New ...

Despite the widespread myth that homeless people are unemployed, research shows that between 40% and 60% are already working — and that wages, financial literacy gaps, and a housing market requiring ...

As cities across the U.S. fall short of their housing goals, citations and punitive measures targeting homeless people are surging — a trend accelerated by the Supreme Court’s 2024 Johnson v. Grants ...