By Rachel Lampert Long Beach, California has seen a major decrease in homelessness. is an ongoing change for the city and here’s what we know

By Rachel Lampert San Francisco has seen an uptick in unhoused individuals recently although street camping has declined. Unfortunately, these numbers have not seemed to

By Rachel Lampert By Rachel Lampert California is constantly updating future endeavors and improvements for the state. Therefore, we must dive deeper into possible future

By Rachel Lampert California is constantly looking for areas to grow. Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to branch out has been dealing with some trouble. Newsom

By Rachel Lampert Skid Row has had an impact on the lives of many. Located in Downtown Los Angeles, Skid Row is known for housing

By Rachel Lampert Homelessness has continued to rise in Los Angeles, especially for veterans. We continue to see how this makes a big difference in

By Rachel Lampert California is known for beautiful homes and a wide population of billionaires. Aside from their population income characteristics, a vast majority of

By Tara O’Brien In 2022, the latest Point in Time (PIT) count was conducted in San Luis Obispo which showed 1,448 people in the county

Unhoused women experienced period poverty and struggled to acquire and afford menstruation products. They frequently face difficulties since they do not have access to menstruation

Housing has been a crucial issue in Los Angeles. Finding a comfortable place to stay is no exception. Located in the heart of Downtown Los

By Maggie LaBarge SAN FRANCISCO, CA – On Thursday, March 14th, two hotels and many residents in the Tenderloin District sued San Francisco accusing the

Students enrolled in community colleges across California are unable to meet their basic needs and face homelessness and housing insecurity as a result of environmental

By Maggie LaBarge LOS ANGELES, CA – On Thursday, April 4th, Federal Judge David O. Carter expressed frustration over L.A. County’s lack of transparency regarding

By: Tara O’Brien On March 5th, California and many other states held elections for the Presidential primaries. This election decides the presidential candidate within the

Homelessness remains an ongoing issue. We see that in today’s day and age, improvements still have to be made. According to an article done by

By Maggie LaBarge CALIFORNIA – A recent study conducted by Health Affairs found that the mortality rate amongthe unhoused population has tripled from 2011 to

By Maggie LaBarge LOS ANGELES, CA– In 2019, UCLA researchers began experimenting with artificialintelligence and California databases to predict trends in homelessness with hopes of

The unhoused have ongoing issues with finding housing. It remains critical that we take intoaccount how houseless individuals are reacting. Marisa Kendall, a seasoned reporter

With an estimated 1.3 million children under the age of six experiencing homelessness each year,early childhood homelessness is a silent but devastating tragedy that has

By Maggie LaBarge SAN MATEO, CA – On Tuesday, January 23rd, supervisors in San Mateo County voted in favor of criminalizing public camping when space

By Maggie LaBarge LOS ANGELES – From January 23rd to January 25th, thousands of volunteers gathered to count the population of unhoused individuals across Los

By: Mikayla Schwartz A housing ordinance signed by Mayor Bass (December 2022) has streamlined new affordable housing by private developers without city subsidies. Many private

The East Bay plans to welcome three homeless housing projects after $34.5 million in state grants were announced to support the Homekey homeless housing program.

A bipartisan group of cities and states under the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals filed briefs in an attempt to overturn a previous Supreme Court

To combat the affordable housing crisis, the city of Sacramento has turned to ‘micro apartments,’ small apartments no more than 415 square feet, to address

The Los Angeles City Council voted to approve a rent increase for rent-controlled apartments by 4% or 6% for landlords that cover tenants’ gas and

By Melos Amble As communities grapple with the issue of homelessness, there are proactive steps we can take to make a positive impact on the

By Melos Ambaye San Francisco city officials presented their case about clearing homeless encampments on Wednesday before three federal judges. This legal battle originates from

By Mikayla Schwartz Under a new pilot program in California called the “Recovery Incentives Program,” those who struggle with stimulant addiction will receive a financial