If Donald Trump had any concern for Washington, D.C., he would have sent an army of social workers, not National Guard troops, to help homeless folks.

Federal funding cuts will have far-reaching impact on public health and safety services around the state, Sen. Mark Kelly and Mayor Kate Gallego say.

A panel of Arizona health experts highlighted the way Medicaid cuts are expected to hit Arizonans in and out of the program ...

As extreme summer temperatures grip Phoenix, homeless residents face life-threatening dehydration, burns, and kidney failure ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has proposed a controversial new law to get drug addicts off the city's streets by expanding ...

Howarths Foundation, the Cleckheaton-based charity that supports the hidden homeless and those with addictions, into ...

A former Tempe police commander alleges the city manager was using police resources to track people who are homeless and at ...

RI homeless advocates are worried about impacts to programs that help them house people experiencing homelessness.

Margaret Holland McDuff, the CEO of Family Service of Rhode Island, has seen it all, and stayed in the industry.