San Jose Approves 2 Tiny Home Locations For Emergency Housing
The San Jose City Council on Tuesday approved the construction of two "tiny home" communities to house unsheltered individuals over the next two years.
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The San Jose City Council on Tuesday approved the construction of two "tiny home" communities to house unsheltered individuals over the next two years.
A new report from Zillow finds the Bay Area's homeless crisis is even worse than first thought.
A homeless encampment located on Martin Luther King Jr. Way near Adeline Street in Berkeley is turning a few heads this holiday season.
A group of San Jose State University students set up tents and slept outside Thursday night to bring awareness to the homeless crisis they said thousands of them face every year.
The majority of homeless people living in the Bay Area have cell phones or permanent access to a cell phone, which serves as an important lifeline to many services, according to a new study.
San Francisco's controller has announced that the city will recognize a $415 million windfall thanks to excess property tax revenue.
The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office has identified a woman who died after she became trapped in a clothing donation container in Petaluma on Wednesday morning.
The body of a woman was discovered early Wednesday dangling out of a large clothing donation box on a Petaluma street.
While concerns over the opioid epidemic have occupied a great deal of attention from the government and the media in the past year, another dangerous drug appears to be making a comeback.
From San Jose to Santa Rosa, churches and community groups opened their doors and provided a Thanksgiving meal for the less fortunate.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Monday that she's working with City Attorney Dennis Herrera to validate voter-approved Proposition C in court so that the city can begin gathering funds from the measure.
Santa Clara County and the city of San Jose made a bold promise at the Veterans Day Parade in 2015. Three years later, they have renewed that promise to help homeless veterans.
California voters have approved $2 billion in bond funding to house homeless people with mental illness.
A homeless woman was arrested on suspicion of deadly assault and battery. She allegedly threw a tree branch at an officer and struck two strangers in the head with a large stick.
This week's Jefferson Award winner has made helping the homeless of the East Bay her mission.
Marc Benioff is a vocal proponent of Prop C, which aims to reduce homelessness by creating housing and expanding mental health services. But not everyone is happy about Prop C, including London Breed.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed has introduced citywide legislation to implement a new conservatorship law that helps house and treat homeless people suffering from mental health and substance abuse issues.
San Jose has teamed up with the Downtown Streets Team and Goodwill to offer homeless people jobs cleaning up trash and debris at "hotspots" near freeways in the city.
Drugs, trash and human feces left behind by residents of a nearby homeless encampment are worrying parents and park rangers in San Jose.
Paul Crowell founded Project Open Paw to provide food and veterinary care to the dogs that belong to homeless people in San Francisco.
One East Bay city is considering an unconventional approach to helping the homeless that involves selling tickets to see the Golden State Warriors that are usually reserved for city officials.
A measure on San Francisco's Nov. 6 ballot would raise taxes on the city's wealthiest companies to help thousands of homeless and mentally ill residents.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the city of San Francisco to return a towed car to a homeless man who couldn't afford to pay the parking tickets he received while working as a food delivery driver.
Hayward city leaders now plan to spend millions, to help people in desperate need of housing.
A bill signed by Gov. Jerry Brown last week will allow for San Francisco to create new conservatorship programs for severely mentally ill people to get them off city streets and into treatment.
