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SF declares tent city of homeless is health hazard
San Francisco officials give homeless people living on the sidewalk 72 hours to clear out
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San Francisco officials give homeless people living on the sidewalk 72 hours to clear out
Two nuns trying to help the homeless are dealing with their own housing problem as they can't afford the rising rent
The Inn Between is Utah's first hospice for the homeless providing a safe and comfortable place to die with dignity
Homeless advocates say teens avoid shelters because a lack of trust in adults and Utah is combating that issue
Officials hope to get thousands of people the services they need to get off the streets. Stephanie Stanton reports
City and county of Los Angeles OK coordinated plans to fight homelessness with subsidized housing and other programs
About 28 percent of the nation's more than half a million homeless are women without children or partners
With setup of Super Bowl village, some of San Francisco’s homeless population has been displaced
After two killed in a homeless camp, advocates call for more state and federal funding for affordable housing
Seattle police are searching for the suspects in the deadly shooting that took place at this well known homeless camp
There are fewer Americans living on the streets, but there are more attacks on them
In New York City, three-quarter houses, funded by public dollars, offer false promises and hazardous living conditions
Pilot street-cleaning program downtown exacerbates wider Bay Area conflict over living space amid second tech boom
Advocacy group blames for-profit shelters, high rent and cuts in federal funding for city's growing homeless problem
