Homeless Crisis

A 22-year-old man attacked two UPS workers with a knife early Tuesday morning on a subway train as New York continues to grapple with violence on its transit system. 

Nonprofit Hope of the Valley Rescue Mission opened its first “village” earlier this month, with 40 tiny homes and 75 beds.

Seattle’s permissive drug policies ravaged the city and devastated an already vulnerable homeless population. It led to more crime and killed an alarming number of people. But now it may go statewide if Democrats get their way.

An Olympia, Wash., city council member disagrees with Mayor Cheryl Selby's designation of last week's forcible occupation of the Red Lion Hotel to demand housing for the homeless as an act of domestic terrorism.

City officials in Olympia, Wash., on Tuesday, condemned the actions of the group Oly Housing Now, which "forcibly" occupied a hotel in the city over the weekend to demanding pandemic housing for the homeless, according to a report.

At least seven people were in custody late Sunday after homeless activists, some reportedly armed with hatchets and knives, "forcibly" occupied the lobby and 17 rooms at the Red Lion Hotel in Olympia, Wash, according to officials.

Amid a projected $675 million deficit in Los Angeles, city officials cashed in on their efforts to combat the swelling housing crisis in 2020, and yet homelessness grew. 

Residents of one of the most controversial converted hotel shelters on Manhattan’s Upper West Side are organizing a forum to quiz the city’s leading mayoral candidates over the vexing homelessness crisis next week.

San Francisco hotels used to house homeless people may be fully funded by the federal government this year, thanks to an executive order signed by President Joe Biden signed last Thursday.

Aurora, Colo. Mayor Mike Coffman discusses his experience living in his city’s homeless shelters and encampments on ‘America’s News HQ.’