A California law taking effect in January will expand CARE, Gov. Gavin Newsom's costly mental health court that's been ...

CARE Court was supposed to be a new way to help homeless Californians in the grip of psychosis. But people are still falling ...

Proponents of the measure say it will be the largest local housing and homelessness prevention initiative in the U.S.

Gov. Gavin Newsom introduced CARE Court in 2022 in part as a way to bring people with serious mental illnesses off of California’s streets. He continues to tout it as part of his homelessness ...

Ruling in a lawsuit filed by Maine and 19 other states, the court ordered the Department of Housing and Urban Development to ...

California officials said it’s a win for preventing formerly unhoused people from being forced back to the street.

The 16-acre, 1,300-bed facility, modeled after successful campuses in Reno, San Antonio and Miami, would seek to create a ...

Santa Monica saw a 5% increase in homelessness in July 2024, contrary to countywide trends, with more people living in ...

The proposal would have required recipients to get treatment for addiction or mental illness as a condition of receiving ...

The new law responds to a recent crackdown on homeless encampments nationwide, following a 2024 Supreme Court ruling.

A new law going into effect Jan. 1, 2026 prevents cities from penalizing outreach workers who provide services such as legal ...