Sacramento County Local News: Homelessness

“No Address,” a film about homelessness, was shot throughout the area, including Auburn, Folsom, Rocklin and Sacramento, and is produced by Rocklin-based Robert Craig Films.

Facing eviction after 30 years, Mike Balog says moving out would mean losing his community and part of his identity.

The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could reshape how California tackles the homeless problem.

Hazel Watson is one of five community organizers with Sacramento Area Congregations Together, who work to facilitate communication between community members and elected officials.

The biennial survey, which continues in neighborhoods, parks and along riverbanks countywide, does more than just tally the region’s unhoused residents.

As evictions skyrocket with landlords taking advantage of lifted pandemic restrictions, tenants fight for the right to an attorney.

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

Black renters, especially ones with children, face a greater risk of eviction than their white counterparts, according to studies from Eviction Lab and the U.S. Census Bureau.

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.