California’s main source of homelessness funding would drop from $1 billion last year to $0 this year in the proposed state budget.
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In downtown San Bernardino, a porta-potty meant to improve sanitation and restore dignity for unhoused individuals was stolen in broad daylight—and later discovered at a nearby homeless encampment. Manny Sandoval with IECN reports. -
Governor Gavin Newsom has announced new homelessness funding for cities and counties, along with a website to track how the money is spent. KVCR tracked what the latest data reveals for Riverside and San Bernardino counties. -
Emergency shelters are supposed to be safe havens. But a CalMatters investigation finds they are deadlier than jails – and the vast majority of residents remain homeless. -
An under-construction housing project in Riverside hopes to become a one-stop shop for individuals experiencing homelessness. -
Stories highlighted for May 25, 2022. -
Riverside police officers, mental health workers, and others went throughout Riverside on April 6 to conduct outreach to the local homeless community. -
The City of Redlands has received $30 million in state funding that will go towards repurposing a motel into homeless housing. -
Riverside County was selected by the state as one of four counties to participate in a new program to aid vulnerable homeless senior populations.Riverside… -
The deadline to register to volunteer for Riverside County’s annual homeless Point-in-Time Count on January 29th is today.The Point-in-Time Count is a…
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Governor Gavin Newsom visited Riverside today as part of his weeklong tour addressing homelessness across California.The visit was to Riverside’s Access…
