By Posey Graber In early June this year, it was announced by both the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the World Meteorological Organization

By Nina Gupta In California, efforts to create cleaner and greener urban neighborhoods can contribute to the displacement of homeless and low-income people where environmental

By: Gabby McIntyre While mental health is not believed to be the main cause of homelessness, as the high cost of housing and living is

By Nina Gupta Environmental racism is the systemic placement of underprivileged communities in unsafe living conditions, often exposing them to air and water pollution, extreme

By Gabby McIntyre Out of all domestic violence victims, 38% of them end up homeless at least once in their lifetime (American Bar Association, n.d.).

By Jayden Park On August 11, two top officials from the Trump administration, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Housing and

By Posey Graber This past May revealed the official count of unhoused people in America. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development found that

By Posey Graber In mid-July, a small town near San Antonio, Texas experienced extreme flooding, leaving hundreds of people stranded and needing to be rescued.

By Jayden Park  California’s push to clear homeless encampments off state highways picked up three new partners this week. On July 28, 2026, Governor Gavin

By Posey Graber California is betting billions of dollars that a reformed and expanded behavioral health system will help the current homelessness crisis. Proposition 1

By Jayden Park  For more than two decades, the federal government’s primary tool for funding local homelessness services has been the Continuum of Care (CoC)

By Jayden Park Native Americans and Alaska Natives experience the second-highest rate of homelessness of any group in the United States, a disparity rooted not

By Posey Graber The summer of 2026 has only just begun and it is already predicted to be one of the hottest in global history

By Jayden Park It is without a doubt that homelessness has been decreasing. Or has it? Whenever the search term ‘California homelessness’ is used, a

By Jayden Park After he was elected on November 5, 2024, President Donald Trump claimed that he would “use every tool, lever and authority to

By Gabby McIntyre California Governor Gavin Newsom recently called for California to crack down on the state’s unhoused population by calling for a potential ban

By Gabby McIntyre Within the first months of 2025, over 160 housing-related bills have been announced, and legislative committees are assessing more high-profile bills surrounding

By Aidan Cho With the national crime rate currently sitting comfortably under its peak, it is not farfetched to say that homelessness and crime have

By Gabby McIntyre Death among the homeless population in L.A county has stayed high for many years, with the average amount of daily deaths being

By Gabby McIntyre Homeless officials in Los Angeles County have announced that the unsheltered homeless rates in the county have declined for a second year

By Gabby McIntyre On Thursday, April 17th, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie made a public appearance to discuss the city’s recent progress on homelessness and

By Rachel Lampert Governor of California Gavin Newsom has made the idea of tackling homelessness one of his main priorities. Homelessness in California has continued

By Aidan Cho Growing up in the Bay Area, homelessness was never a foreign concept. From seeing camps built on the side of highways to

By Rachel Lampert The state of California is no stranger when it comes to homelessness. Unfortunately, many individuals are not kept off the streets. An

By Gabby McIntyre Mayor Daniel Lurie of San Francisco announced the city’s new plan to combat the homeless crisis in the area. After announcing the

By Rachel Lampert Being charged with a purpose could have major effects on someone. Especially if someone is experiencing homelessness, this is something that needs

By Gabby McIntyre The city of San José is a hotspot for the unhoused in California and officials have been struggling to figure out a

By Gabby McIntyre Rachel’s Promise Center is a shelter run by the Catholic Charities under the Diocese of San Diego. It was created to aid

By Jayden Park As levels of homelessness reach a record high, dialogue around camping bans has gained traction. Since the Grants Pass vs. Johnson Supreme

By Aidan Cho The start of this new year coincides with the beginning of the newest presidential term, meaning the state of the country depends