Greenville, SC, is the latest in a long line of cities considering adding new homeless criminalization laws to its books. If ...

A guaranteed income pilot in Atlanta provided monthly payments to low-income residents—and the results show it helped prevent ...

As New York shifts from shelters to hotels for homeless families, rising costs and a lack of critical support services are ...

A growing wave of lawsuits is forcing cities to remove homeless encampments, even when no shelter is available.

A leaked DOJ survey reveals chilling plans to expand forced treatment, relocate unhoused people, and redirect support away ...

Kent navigates life after shelter living—with two cats, a sketchy washer, food stamp limbo, and a surprise eviction notice.

As housing costs rise and support systems falter, domestic violence survivors are often forced to choose between danger and ...

Denver’s Housing to Health pilot program shows Housing First's power to reduce homelessness, cut healthcare costs, and ...

As federal funding for homelessness programs faces major cuts, cities across the U.S. are doubling down on supportive housing ...

A new study reveals that more than half of Black women—regardless of income or education—have experienced eviction.

Kent R. shares sharp, funny, and deeply honest reflections on finding progress (and patience) in recovery and life after shelter.

Federal lawmakers introduced the Housing Not Handcuffs Act to stop criminalizing homelessness and prioritize housing-based solutions.