County governments have a MORAL and LEGAL obligation to implement the CARE Act's proven solutions for unsheltered homelessness.
March 2, 2026 at 8:48 PM
County governments have a MORAL and LEGAL obligation to implement the CARE Act's proven solutions for unsheltered homelessness.
California’s 9% reduction in unsheltered homelessness is proof that our investments are paying off.
January 16, 2026 at 8:30 PM
California’s 9% reduction in unsheltered homelessness is proof that our investments are paying off.
Tomorrow, nearly 300 unsheltered people in Minneapolis will be at the mercy of the storm, because our mayor’s ego is too big and he has to maintain the lie that unsheltered homelessness is down to 27 people.
April 28, 2025 at 2:22 AM
Tomorrow, nearly 300 unsheltered people in Minneapolis will be at the mercy of the storm, because our mayor’s ego is too big and he has to maintain the lie that unsheltered homelessness is down to 27 people.
If you want to be as accurate as possible: unsheltered asylum-seekers
September 27, 2023 at 5:23 AM
If you want to be as accurate as possible: unsheltered asylum-seekers
We’re launching a new task force to clear encampments, restore public spaces, and connect people with shelter and services.
California is taking action by reducing unsheltered homelessness and outperforming the nation in slowing this crisis.
California is taking action by reducing unsheltered homelessness and outperforming the nation in slowing this crisis.
Newsom launches statewide task force to clear homeless encampments
Newsom launches statewide task force to clear homeless encampments
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday announced the creation of a statewide task force aimed at dismantling homeless encampments on state property and expanding access to shelter and services. The State Acti…
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August 29, 2025 at 8:35 PM
We’re launching a new task force to clear encampments, restore public spaces, and connect people with shelter and services.
California is taking action by reducing unsheltered homelessness and outperforming the nation in slowing this crisis.
California is taking action by reducing unsheltered homelessness and outperforming the nation in slowing this crisis.
our wilson's signature move has been promising to end unsheltered homelessness and then not ending unsheltered homelessness while giving a bazillion dollars to a guy the state of oregon legally found to be a predatory lender
August 25, 2026 at 1:58 AM
our wilson's signature move has been promising to end unsheltered homelessness and then not ending unsheltered homelessness while giving a bazillion dollars to a guy the state of oregon legally found to be a predatory lender
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California to help San Jose lower its unsheltered homelessness through new cooperative agreement | Governor of California
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October 30, 2025 at 11:03 PM
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Are you surprised? I'm not. Ending unsheltered homelessness is very different than ending VISIBLE unsheltered homelessness downtown.
The Mayor isn't solving a problem, he's forcing the problem into the neighborhoods that are already suffering the most.
The Mayor isn't solving a problem, he's forcing the problem into the neighborhoods that are already suffering the most.
November 9, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Are you surprised? I'm not. Ending unsheltered homelessness is very different than ending VISIBLE unsheltered homelessness downtown.
The Mayor isn't solving a problem, he's forcing the problem into the neighborhoods that are already suffering the most.
The Mayor isn't solving a problem, he's forcing the problem into the neighborhoods that are already suffering the most.
Across the country — red states and blue — unsheltered homelessness is increasing.
In California, it’s moving in the other direction: the first statewide drop in unsheltered homelessness in 15 years, down 9%.
In California, it’s moving in the other direction: the first statewide drop in unsheltered homelessness in 15 years, down 9%.
March 12, 2026 at 5:17 PM
Across the country — red states and blue — unsheltered homelessness is increasing.
In California, it’s moving in the other direction: the first statewide drop in unsheltered homelessness in 15 years, down 9%.
In California, it’s moving in the other direction: the first statewide drop in unsheltered homelessness in 15 years, down 9%.
it's gonna get reeeeeally cold outside again this weekend, and i'm thinking again about the four unsheltered new yorkers who so generously shared with me what it's been like to navigate this cold spell. so ICYMI: www.thecity.nyc/2026/01/30/c...
How Unsheltered New Yorkers Face Down the Cold: ‘It’s Survive or Die’
Some unsheltered New Yorkers say they prefer the freedom of the streets. Others say they have not been asked in.
www.thecity.nyc
February 6, 2026 at 7:46 PM
it's gonna get reeeeeally cold outside again this weekend, and i'm thinking again about the four unsheltered new yorkers who so generously shared with me what it's been like to navigate this cold spell. so ICYMI: www.thecity.nyc/2026/01/30/c...
Newsflash for the critics with California Derangement Syndrome:
Unsheltered homelessness in California is DOWN 9% year over year.
We're overcoming the national rise in homelessness and federal funding cuts by flooding the zone with resources, accountability measures, and more.
Unsheltered homelessness in California is DOWN 9% year over year.
We're overcoming the national rise in homelessness and federal funding cuts by flooding the zone with resources, accountability measures, and more.
March 3, 2026 at 12:19 AM
Newsflash for the critics with California Derangement Syndrome:
Unsheltered homelessness in California is DOWN 9% year over year.
We're overcoming the national rise in homelessness and federal funding cuts by flooding the zone with resources, accountability measures, and more.
Unsheltered homelessness in California is DOWN 9% year over year.
We're overcoming the national rise in homelessness and federal funding cuts by flooding the zone with resources, accountability measures, and more.
We invested in permanent housing, interim housing, and supportive services. We expanded mental health services. And we demanded local accountability to build more affordable housing.
Now, California is experiencing its first drop in unsheltered homelessness in over 15 years.
Now, California is experiencing its first drop in unsheltered homelessness in over 15 years.
March 2, 2026 at 10:13 PM
We invested in permanent housing, interim housing, and supportive services. We expanded mental health services. And we demanded local accountability to build more affordable housing.
Now, California is experiencing its first drop in unsheltered homelessness in over 15 years.
Now, California is experiencing its first drop in unsheltered homelessness in over 15 years.
Through California's successful work with local governments, we're receiving more reports of fewer unsheltered homelessness across the state.
We're doing all we can to reverse decades of inaction on homelessness, once and for all.
We're doing all we can to reverse decades of inaction on homelessness, once and for all.
August 18, 2025 at 6:01 PM
Through California's successful work with local governments, we're receiving more reports of fewer unsheltered homelessness across the state.
We're doing all we can to reverse decades of inaction on homelessness, once and for all.
We're doing all we can to reverse decades of inaction on homelessness, once and for all.
California's unsheltered homelessness was on the rise in the years before I took office as governor. Just last year, it DROPPED 9%.
Thanks to our ongoing work, California is bucking the nationwide increase in homeless rates through urgency, compassion, and local accountability.
Thanks to our ongoing work, California is bucking the nationwide increase in homeless rates through urgency, compassion, and local accountability.
April 8, 2026 at 8:14 PM
California's unsheltered homelessness was on the rise in the years before I took office as governor. Just last year, it DROPPED 9%.
Thanks to our ongoing work, California is bucking the nationwide increase in homeless rates through urgency, compassion, and local accountability.
Thanks to our ongoing work, California is bucking the nationwide increase in homeless rates through urgency, compassion, and local accountability.
the main divide in portland politics is if you think we have a “livability” crisis resulting from high levels of unsheltered homelessness or a broader housing and cost of living crisis of which unsheltered homelessness is one symptom
September 20, 2025 at 5:11 PM
the main divide in portland politics is if you think we have a “livability” crisis resulting from high levels of unsheltered homelessness or a broader housing and cost of living crisis of which unsheltered homelessness is one symptom
It doesn't matter whether you are on twitter or bluesky, you will always see long threads of men arguing w/ each other about whether economic feelings are real without seeing anyone mention childcare costs, rising unsheltered homelessness or the fact that uncountable numbers of families live in cars
April 14, 2026 at 3:50 PM
It doesn't matter whether you are on twitter or bluesky, you will always see long threads of men arguing w/ each other about whether economic feelings are real without seeing anyone mention childcare costs, rising unsheltered homelessness or the fact that uncountable numbers of families live in cars
Accountability measures and housing investments are delivering results — California’s unsheltered homelessness rate declined 9.5%.
May 14, 2026 at 6:34 PM
Accountability measures and housing investments are delivering results — California’s unsheltered homelessness rate declined 9.5%.
translation: Tucson PD mass arrested unsheltered people
May 28, 2025 at 9:54 PM
translation: Tucson PD mass arrested unsheltered people
Commenter eloquently contrasts people "speaking for the trees" with the reality of unsheltered people dying in the streets.
February 6, 2025 at 4:59 AM
Commenter eloquently contrasts people "speaking for the trees" with the reality of unsheltered people dying in the streets.
The best way to 'get rid' of the unsheltered is to shelter them.
Breaking News: Governor Gavin Newsom called on California municipalities to outlaw homeless encampments and clear existing ones.
Newsom to Ask Cities to Ban Homeless Encampments, Escalating Crackdown
www.nytimes.com
May 12, 2025 at 1:28 PM
The best way to 'get rid' of the unsheltered is to shelter them.
The first applause line in this panel came when Eric Zimmerman of the Washington Policy Center said that police should put unsheltered people who don't accept services in jail.
October 8, 2026 at 5:14 PM
The first applause line in this panel came when Eric Zimmerman of the Washington Policy Center said that police should put unsheltered people who don't accept services in jail.
We are in fact DESPERATE for winter coats, waterproof gloves, and good boots. We get so many wonderful donations but it is so cold and the numbers of unhoused unsheltered people are going up at the absolute worst time for it, and we run out of coats weekly.
The frigid Twin Cities temperatures will hurt the homeless; so do not gloat about the impact on ICE without also stepping up here:
If you're still able to help Minnesota, @supplydepotmpls.bsky.social is always accepting donations. $10 buys a pack of handwarmers. If you were given Amazon gift cards this year for Christmas, you can shop their Amazon wishlist: linktr.ee/sanctuarysup...
January 14, 2026 at 7:29 PM
We are in fact DESPERATE for winter coats, waterproof gloves, and good boots. We get so many wonderful donations but it is so cold and the numbers of unhoused unsheltered people are going up at the absolute worst time for it, and we run out of coats weekly.
For the first time in 15+ years, unsheltered homelessness is dropping in California thanks to efforts on housing, care, and accountability.
We're keeping our momentum going with another $291M for local leaders to create more supportive housing and boost mental health services.
We're keeping our momentum going with another $291M for local leaders to create more supportive housing and boost mental health services.
March 2, 2026 at 11:08 PM
For the first time in 15+ years, unsheltered homelessness is dropping in California thanks to efforts on housing, care, and accountability.
We're keeping our momentum going with another $291M for local leaders to create more supportive housing and boost mental health services.
We're keeping our momentum going with another $291M for local leaders to create more supportive housing and boost mental health services.
I'll do you 1 better. I pair to the thrower and 1 pair to the unsheltered (like Bombas does).
March 5, 2025 at 1:00 AM
I'll do you 1 better. I pair to the thrower and 1 pair to the unsheltered (like Bombas does).