San Jose Adding Tiny Houses To List Of Homeless Solutions
San Jose is adding tiny houses to its patchwork of solutions to homelessness.
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San Jose is adding tiny houses to its patchwork of solutions to homelessness.
A San Francisco deli owner says disturbing images of heroin use, and homelessness in broad daylight have him so fed up, he's challenging the mayor to do something about it using his social media page.
A man who was killed in a shooting early Thursday morning near a busy Milpitas intersection has been identified as 47-year-old Robert Gutierrez.
There's a reason Sergio Estrada keeps a ladder in his backyard.
City leaders in San Francisco have their hands full tackling the homeless crisis, but a new non-profit is providing a way for people to donate to the needy without worrying about how the money is being spent.
There are a lot of homeless people in San Rafael, but now the city wants to use residents' loose change to help fund a solution.
After San Francisco took homeless encampments down earlier this year, many have moved to the Mission District.
There's a new push to ease the long-term homeless problem in San Francisco. But it means more shuffling for those who seek shelter in makeshift camps.
A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a vicious homicide last May in which a homeless man was allegedly beaten, tortured and then drowned in a Golden Gate Park lake, San Francisco police said Wednesday.
A bustling plaza around a heavily used BART station is about to get a makeover.
San Jose's latest plan for housing the homeless isn't sitting too well with some residents.
Proponents of a plan to tax San Francisco technology companies to raise money for affordable housing and homeless services are planning to take their campaign to the ballot box.
A transient bicyclist died in a collision with a vehicle early Saturday morning in San Jose, police and the Santa Clara County medical examiner said.
California Gov. Jerry Brown has approved spending $2 billion to build permanent housing for homeless people with mental illnesses.
One of the biggest problems to housing families is that it's taking six to 12 months for a family to get into a three- to six-month shelter, the first step on the road to permanent housing.
An Oakland church is expanding its work from preaching to building. Acts Full Gospel Church recently broke ground on a low-income housing project in East Oakland.
Three years ago, the homeless problem at Hawaii's famous Waikiki Beach had reached a breaking point. But the city introduced a strict program that moved transients away from areas popular with tourists.
The Director of the San Francisco Department of Homelessness has heard the city's frustration and is prepared to do something about it.
In the Bay Area, not all the homeless are camping in doorways, asleep on the sidewalk or wandering the streets. A growing number of homeless do their best to stay invisible.
It's a problem that has vexed San Francisco for nearly 35 years. After six mayors and at least a dozen different plans, there are still thousands of people living on city streets.
Voters will decide the fate of an initiative by San Francisco Supervisor Mark Farrell to allow authorities to remove a homeless encampment.
A San Jose family helped homeless residents living in a pedestrian tunnel relocate and is now cleaning up the downtrodden tunnel.
San Francisco plans to roll out six new navigation centers to aid the homeless in the city's neighborhoods.
Homeless people in a San Francisco neighborhood say an auction house drenched them with sprinklers in an effort to drive them away.
A 66-year-old man who was allegedly brutally beaten over a three-day period by two men before being drowned in a lake in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park has been identified as Stephen Williams, according to the city's medical examiner.
