San Jose has begun construction of a 56-tent safe sleeping site at Watson Park as part of its efforts to move hundreds of unhoused residents away from its waterways.

First quarter homelessness data from the city of San Francisco show that while the number of tents has fallen to record lows, 75% of the outreach ...

Two San Francisco labor leaders were standing on Van Ness Avenue a few weeks ago when they saw an SUV pull over nearby and drop off Mayor Daniel Lurie. Rudy Gonzalez, one of the union officials, waved ...

The clip, posted to X on Monday by the three-year-old's father Andrés Wiken, showed the little girl scootering down a sidewalk as homeless people and drug addicts infested the area.

City leaders formed the San Francisco Relief Committee, which, aided by the U.S. Army, organized refugee camps and built 5,610 tiny, two- and three-room shelters to house those displaced by the ...

The number of homeless tents in San Francisco reached its lowest level on record last month as city officials continue to ratchet up arrests against unhoused people and drug users living on the ...

San Jose is breaking ground on its first sanctioned homeless encampment, which will allow 56 people to sleep in tents without ...

San Jose leaders broke ground Monday on a so-called safe sleeping site for the unhoused. The city's first safe sleeping site is being built on East Taylor street, next to Watson Park. Anyone who moves ...