President Donald Trump issued an executive order (EO) last Thursday encouraging
Los Angeles County’s homeless population dropped from 75,312 in 2024 to 72,308 in 2025, according to data released by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) on July 14.
Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a $321 billion spending plan for the new fiscal year.
On June 13, California lawmakers passed a legislative budget for 2025-26.
The San Jose City Council will vote next Tuesday on a set of controversial proposals put forward by Mayor Matt Mahan.
With two weeks to go before the state budget deadline, local governments are hoping the Legislature can toss them a lifeline and help them secure more state dollars for homelessness.
California’s ongoing homelessness crisis has sparked a cycle of blame.
The Governor is once again urging local governments to toughen their policies on homeless encampments.
A firestorm has erupted over Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris’ recent comments about the city’s homeless population.
