Placer County Local News: Homelessness

The expansion is a step forward in providing immediate help for people experiencing mental health or substance use crises, including homeless individuals.

A wide array of new 2024 laws aims to ease regulations that slow the construction of new affordable housing.

For the second year, the state is sending out affordable housing subsidy cash in a single, holiday blast.

California is trying to make its Medi-Cal payment system more efficient, but there may be some collateral damage.

A Placer County deputy probation officer received national recognition for his work in more than 45 cases regarding the homeless, according to a Chief Probation Officers of California press release.

The homeless problem in King City, Monterey County, is being affected by a developer's financial issues.

Federally taxpayer-subsidized low-income housing is exempt from California's cap on rent increases.

Updated data for 2022 and 2023 shows that California’s homeless population is only getting larger.

The COVID-era dive into European-style social democracy helped a lot of people—but now that’s all over.

State program has run so low on money that applications have been delayed for two years or more.

A year after COVID-era eviction ban ended, renters face losing their homes at soaring rates.

Hollywood hotel receives more than twice what it would for renting rooms to city of Los Angeles rather than long-term tenants