(Bloomberg Opinion) -- Much as he did during his first term, President Donald Trump has been insisting lately that he — and perhaps he alone — knows how to fix the homelessness crisis that has long ...

As it happens, I was in the middle of a column on the latest Los Angeles homeless count when news of Trump's executive order broke. I had just spent time with two homeless women to hear about their ...

Retailers rushing to stock up before expected tariffs have boosted the Port of Savannah to its second-busiest year. The ...

Redwood City this month became the latest Bay Area city to take action against homeless encampments, joining a growing number ...

There’s $7 million meant for “high priority” projects at city parks. This includes $2 million in turf improvements for ...

What if homelessness were as easy to fix as putting pen to paper? President Trump’s new executive order promises to have the solution: forcibly sweep the streets, make involuntary treatment for mental ...

On July 17, across SLO County and the state, troupes of well-meaning activists staged “Good Trouble” protests. Inspired by ...

A Los Angeles County program to help keep residents housed during the coronavirus pandemic distributed more than ...

Homeless advocates are criticizing an executive order President Donald Trump signed this week to restore order. The executive ...

President Trump signed an executive order on Thursday aiming to provide resources that would push cities and states to remove ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that would make it easier for city and state governments to ...

There are no simple answers for homelessness — or addiction or mental illness — but Trump's bluster is no substitute for ...