Housing and Homeless

In a somber memorial in San Jose on Tuesday, officials commemorated the passing of over 200 unhoused residents in 2023.

One of Gov. Gavin Newsom's signature programs, Community Assistance, Recovery and Empowerment (CARE) Court for the mentally and drug disabled, isn't going as smoothly as he would like.

Homeless encampments are a reality across the Bay Area.

San Jose plans to create safe sleeping sites where unhoused residents will find tents, food and security as the city tries to reduce the number of encampments around the city.

Hundreds of unhoused and unsheltered South Bay residents attend ninth annual, free, health fair at San Jose City Hall.

Santa Clara County says so far, it’s allocated $648 million of Measure A funds, creating 4,749 units.

Two people have been killed and three others were injured after a shooting in East Las Vegas Friday night.

This year the district has identified about 900 unhoused students and expects that number to grow to 1500 students by the end of the school year.

Eviction cases soared across California in the year after the last portion of a statewide moratorium lapsed, a CalMatters analysis of court data shows.

Representative Ro Khanna (CA-17) and San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan were in the community bringing more awareness to people’s needs this holiday.

A Bay Area homeless services provider is being accused of toxic work environments, particularly with its Black employees. Now the Silicon Valley chapter of the NAACP is getting involved.

Those who live and work along Pearmain Street in East Oakland blame the city for ongoing crime, homelessness and blight that's making them fearful and frustrated.

Nearly 200,000 young people under the age of 18 are estimated to be experiencing homelessness in California.

Low-income residents of Avalon Mobile Home Park in Castro Valley received letters stating their rent would double next year, causing many to fear they'll soon be homeless.

East Oakland neighbors say their streets have been overrun by RVs, stripped down cars and homeless encampments, increasing the likelihood trash and debris could cause major flooding for a third year in a row if the city doesn’t take action.

City and county officials are calling this complex a multigenerational hub in Santa Clara.

Residents of Little Woods Mobile Villa in Petaluma fear they may be homeless after receiving notices that their monthly rent would increase by 300% or more a month.