The annual point-in-time count of those experiencing homelessness takes participants throughout Sonoma County to estimate the number of people living without proper or permanent shelter.

For more than a decade, one California state senator has hosted an annual health and resource fair for homeless people, and ...

A comprehensive, detailed database of those experiencing homelessness in Sonoma County, known as the “by-names list,” is expected to keep a more accurate, real-time count and facilitate service to ...

Fresno, home to the most robust homeless services in the San Joaquin Valley, has faced an issue of serving as a dumping ...

Assistant City Manager Chuen Wu told councilmembers Jan. 21 that the City will create a running list of what has been ...

Nearly one year into an experiment building tiny homes for the homeless, Santa Fe now says it’s ready to pour millions of ...

As people were preparing to begin their days at the break of dawn Thursday, more than 130 volunteers fanned throughout Santa ...

Registration can be completed online at TheyCountWillYou.org. For more information on the count please visit TheyCountWillYou ...

After struggles to keep on top of her bills led her to become homeless two years ago, 48-year-old Jackie Fernandez bounced around between several different locations. She lived at Casa Familia for a ...

Sonoma County approves Behavioral Health Bridge Housing program for homeless with severe mental health issues.

A 34-year-old man killed a 60-year-old homeless woman in a Huntington Beach shed next to his family’s mobile home and then decapitated her, hog-tied her body and buried her in a backyard where she was ...

An ordinance sponsored by two City Council members would make transporting and abandoning a homeless person in the city of Fresno punishable with fines and jail time.