Judge sets new conditions for Berkeley to sweep 8th and Harrison
Berkeley began sweeping the camp at Eighth and Harrison streets in June 2025 before a federal judge ordered…
Made with local help, homeless toolkit pivots to treatment first | News
The Trump administration released a best-practices toolkit for addressing homelessness last week, and Kern County experts who consulted…
Judge pauses Trump administration’s suspension of LA homelessness funds
A federal judge on Thursday granted a preliminary injunction on the federal government’s suspension of granting funds to…
California’s new housing, homelessness czar – East Bay Times
Even though 182,000 homeless people live in California — one-third of the unhoused population in the U.S. —…
Federal judge blocks Trump plan to suspend federal funding to LAHSA | News
LOS ANGELES — A judge Thursday blocked the Trump administration’s decision to suspend federal funding to the Los…
Four Candidates, Including Incumbent Barbara Lee, Qualify for Oakland Mayor’s Race
By Post Staff A recent show on radio station KPFA 94.1 featured a discussion about the racialized threats…
‘Pleased and optimistic’: San Francisco sees lowest monthly overdose deaths since 2020
San Francisco saw the lowest monthly number of fatal drug overdoses in July since it started keeping track…
Keeping mentally ill Angelenos in jail doesn’t help anyone
A man slammed me onto the concrete on East 7th in Skid Row — fast, hard and without…
23 years of oversight ends and Oakland Police are still killing people.
Police officers patrol through the Pacific Renaissance Plaza in Oakland’s Chinatown, in Calif. (Anda Chu) by JR Valrey,…
City, Catholic Charities expand Rachel’s Promise Shelter by 160 beds – NBC 7 San Diego
A public-private partnership has expanded the number of available shelter beds for unhoused women and children at Rachel’s…
Los Gatos council members target nonprofit’s rental assistance program
The Los Gatos Anti-Racism Coalition is facing scrutiny of its rental assistance program by a few town council…
Long Beach says the fence around its library is working. A homelessness committee isn’t convinced
This story first appeared on Long Beach Post. A $790,000 fence recently installed around Long Beach’s main library is drawing renewed…