Sacramento expands its Roseville Road shelter with more tiny homes for the homeless, aiming for November move-in readiness.

Homelessness service organizations across San Diego County are navigating turbulent waters for reasons that often have little to do with President Donald Trump.

Sacramento cuts water to homeless camps during dangerous heat wave, leaving hundreds without basic necessities. Community ...

To store water from public fountains and the Sacramento Homeless Union, Ginger Gibbons used her disability checks to purchase ...

Sacramento County has opened a temporary shelter to provide relief from extreme heat, offering free transit rides.

As president of t Homeless Union, I see how our city’s policies push people further from housing — not closer.” ...

While most of the budget and economic headlines are centering around the president's "Big, Beautiful Bill", a new report is showing some concerns around the awa ...

Neighbors of Fairfield's Paradise Valley community packed a town hall meeting concerning the proposed Vista Ridge project, a ...

The city of Sacramento has reached an agreement with homeless advocates three years after they sued to stop city officials ...

It’s been over a year since the state ordered San Jose to improve the way it collects and displays data on its homeless ...

After weeks in limbo, Turlock's We Care homeless shelter is back open. The facility's future was uncertain until last-minute ...