On extreme heat days, homeless Californians are 38% more likely to visit the ER for heat illness and 11% more likely for ...

Ashley Paige Allen leads the Houston Community Land Trust, which has helped more than 200 households buy homes that stay ...

Why permanent housing and relationship-based support keep Atlanta residents with HIV connected to care, and how a $1,000 award helps them build what comes next. Permanent Housing and ...

On Oct. 3, advocates will gather at Miami Beach’s Lummus Park for FCARE’s second Homeless Solidarity Sleepout, a rally, vigil, and overnight sleepout protesting the criminalization of homelessness. On ...

A full-time mechanic near Bristol describes 23 nights without a secure home, first in a car and then in a tent, and the daily work of erasing every trace of it before clocking in. I Worked as a ...

The Southern Poverty Law Center and ACLU of Mississippi are suing to overturn the state’s Safe Solicitation Act, which requires people to buy a permit before asking for help on public roads. The SPLC ...

Most homeless people in America are invisible, living in cars, couch surfing, or doubled up with family. This hidden population vastly outnumbers the visible one most people picture. Most Homeless ...

HUD has proposed new funding incentives that reward communities for prioritizing transitional housing, mandatory services, and law enforcement partnerships, a shift advocates warn could strip ...

A House Oversight subcommittee hearing meant to root out “fraud” in homeless services funding instead became a platform for Republicans to spread debunked claims. At the same time, Democrats and ...

A Brooklyn renter who was formerly homeless breaks down New York City’s affordable housing announcements to show that most of this year’s total is preserved housing rather than new construction, ...

A group of congressional Democrats introduced the “No Homeless Detention Centers Act” to block federal funding for camps, shelters, or facilities that detain homeless people or force them to work ...

This interview follows Jennifer and Michael, a married couple living in a tent along the Bakersfield River, as they faced epilepsy, extreme heat, and a hospital discharge that left Jennifer stranded ...