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.
Street dwellers say they choose not to sleep in city shelters. We toured three different temporary housing options to see ...
The One System Initiative is designed to streamline how the city serves its homeless residents and newly arriving migrants.
The decision has left one shelter, Room at the Inn, scrambling to find a place by December. The nonprofit needs to find a ...
Last Friday, seven volunteers — dressed in typical waiter outfits — served homeless women and children dinner as ... The ...
Two organizations that provide housing for the homeless will receive $500,000 each from the city of Harrisburg to open ...
Under the new bans, people who do not leave or remove their campsites can be arrested, charged with a simple misdemeanor and ...
Advocates and government officials in Burlington are asking people to drop off camping gear for homeless families as the ...
The Venezuelan gang called Tren de Aragua is causing concerns among local non-governmental organizations and shelters in El ...
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