Norwalk extends ban on new homeless shelters, day after Gov. Newsom threatens ‘legal action’
The Norwalk City Council on Tuesday voted to extend its moratorium on emergency shelters for the homeless as well as single-room occupancy and transitional housing after Gov. Gavin Newsom threatened the city with a potential lawsuit if the ordinance wasn’t reversed.
The One System Initiative is designed to streamline how the city serves its homeless residents and newly arriving migrants.
Street dwellers say they choose not to sleep in city shelters. We toured three different temporary housing options to see ...
Last Friday, seven volunteers — dressed in typical waiter outfits — served homeless women and children dinner as ... The ...
The decision has left one shelter, Room at the Inn, scrambling to find a place by December. The nonprofit needs to find a ...
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Denver will turn two shelters that are currently used to house migrants into cold weather shelters for people without a roof ...
Social service providers recommended Thursday that the city and state maintain their current supply of shelter beds as ...
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Where California ranks in helping homeless people the most: studyHomelessness is not a problem unique to California; it is seen in each state. A study from nonprofit organization SmileHub ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom announced new action to address homelessness and expand affordable housing Thursday morning as he signed ...
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