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The Washtenaw County Board of Commissioners agreed Wednesday to provide $175,000 to assist families facing homelessness. The funds are part of an emergency response to an increasing homeless population countywide, and will provide year-long housing vouchers and support services to......
SAN DIEGO — The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the city of San Diego, its police department and city officials Wednesday alleging city workers destroyed property belonging to the homeless in a series of raids.
BILLINGS (AP) — Businesses in downtown Billings are expanding their efforts to discourage panhandling, while still collecting money to help the homeless.
The American Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit against the city of San Diego, its police department and city officials alleging city workers destroyed property belonging to the homeless in a series of raids.
Local woman who was homeless in February is now helping those with the same struggles just a few months later.
Former White House homelessness chief starts own nonprofit group
Frigid temperatures that left side roads and bridges around Boulder County icy and snow packed on Thursday morning have homeless shelters and services bracing for another busy night.
Pontiac -- Their eyes watered, but two 15-year-olds otherwise remained stoic Wednesday as they shuffled off to prison for life for the beating deaths of two homeless men.
If you're homeless or having trouble paying the rent and in jeopardy of being evicted, here's some more bad news: The hard times are about to get harder.A program that helps struggling low-income families in Lancaster County make their rent and avoid being thrown out on the streets suffered ...
The Indiana Youth Institute released a report Wednesday that shows during a two year period, Hoosier public schools saw a 12% increase in the number of homeless children. Read more at www.WISHTV.com
With the first sustained cold of the season arriving in the area, city shelters are rolling out extra beds and blankets for the expected crush of homeless, while energy-assistance programs process a deluge of applications for help with heating bills.
