Every day, I pass tents tucked under freeway ramps, behind grocery stores and next to gleaming biotech campuses. In the Bay Area, these scenes have become so routine that we barely look twice. But ...

I appreciate the recent editorial highlighting the urgent problem of chronic absenteeism in Illinois schools (“Why are so many kids missing class?” Sept. 4). As the executive director of Chapin Hall, ...

Homelessness, addiction, and abuse don’t exist in a vacuum. Too often, our society views these challenges as personal failures as if these crises start with “bad choices” and end with personal ...

For the past several months, a homeless man named Joshua has taken up residence in a dank crawl space beneath a crumbling building, situated at the end of an old train tunnel. The ceiling is low, ...

Homelessness is much more than what people think. I can understand the frustration of the Roanoke residents who live near the Rescue Mission, but there is much more that they need to understand. Some ...

Editor’s note: We recently asked readers to send in their most burning questions about homelessness. One of the top questions was: Does addiction cause homelessness? This post is our first attempt to ...

Homelessness in California—and across America—has reached a breaking point. The crisis has climbed to the highest level ever recorded, even as billions more are poured into housing subsidies and ...

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Local organizations are working to fight against the homelessness epidemic in Springfield. Earlier this year, the annual Point In Time survey found approximately 588 people were ...

Charlottesville officials have been clear: The two-year, $1.2 million pilot program they are launching in February is not a panacea to homelessness on the city’s Downtown Mall.

Gov. Mikie Sherrill must take action to stop New Jersey's spiraling homelessness crisis. Here's how she can move forward.