The Sacramento City Council on Tuesday took a step toward its first tiny home village of permanent housing for the homeless.

New data shows the "We Are LA" program in Los Angeles is helping to improve housing stability and reduce homelessness.

While homelessness in Los Angeles County declined 5% last year, it remains a huge problem affecting roughly 73,500 people.

Why are Los Angeles taxpayers forking over up to $620,000 to halt progress on a project the City Council has already approved? That’s the question asked by L.A. City Controller Kenneth ...

Governor Newsom’s model ordinance prompted mixed reaction from leaders in LA, Long Beach, Pasadena and Pico Rivera ...

For the first time in six years, homeless numbers are going down in the city of Los Angeles, according to a recent study by ...

The Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles’ We Are LA program has helped residents remain housed and prevented some from falling into ...

Some state lawmakers and housing advocates expressed alarm at what the governor's model ordinance could mean for unhoused ...

Drama, passion and joy are set to fuel another summer as the World Cup takes over iconic North American stadiums in Los ...

Since joining the Social Justice Learning Institute (SJLI) as its first development director and now serving as national ...

Some analysts are skeptical that any proposals could actually make California more affordable, anyway. Garry South, a longtime Democratic strategist, said affordability is a problem "too large for ...

Residents across California echoed the frustration of having homeless people lying on the streets, clogging corners, and ...