Meet Regina. Hers is just one story from the estimated 6,700-plus homeless San Franciscans, many of whom struggle to navigate a complex network of services that offers a limited amount of long-term housing.
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In an immersive 360-degree video experience, Paul, a Silicon Valley native, brings us to the spaces he slept on the streets of Palo Alto, through the invisibility of homelessness to the possibility of secure shelter.
In plain sight: Homeless in Silicon Valley (360-degree story) Read More »
Richard Corriea discusses his experiences with San Francisco’s homeless population throughout his 35 years with the SFPD, the limitations of police involvement and the need for compassion.
Critics and proponents weigh in on Prop Q, a San Francisco ballot measure to remove homeless tent encampments with 24-hour notice.
San Francisco homeless advocates fight tent ban, call for shelter Read More »
Area shelters are increasingly allowing pets indoors with their owners to get people inside and connected to the shelter system.
With El Niño looming, more homeless and their pets will find shelter Read More »
One year after its dismantling, former residents of “The Jungle” in San Jose will reunite, perhaps just for a few hours, and recreate what was once their community.
Former residents of ‘The Jungle’ homeless encampment to gather for reunion Read More »
On Veterans Day, about 450 veterans will be sleeping outdoors in Santa Clara County. Sixty-three percent of the county’s homeless veterans are unsheltered.
Santa Clara County takes steps to house unsheltered veterans Read More »
When most people leave work, they hop in their car and look forward to resting in a bed for the night. For Chuck Jagoda, the very car he uses in his commute is his nightly shelter.
‘We’re you’: What it’s like to be homeless in Silicon Valley Read More »
