After experiencing a huge surge in demand for food assistance at the onset of the pandemic, the Washington state Department of Agriculture is now stockpiling...
In case you missed Project Homeless’ online panel about navigating housing on July 28, we’ve assembled some of the pressing questions panelists covered in the...
“Don’t incite violence. We’re better than that,” an organizer told the crowd, before the group held votes on whether to demonstrate Sunday and where to...
Since the first death from the coronavirus was reported in the Puget Sound region at the end of February, Washington state has seen more than...
In case you missed Project Homeless' panel on racism and homelessness, here are some highlights.
Join The Seattle Times’ Project Homeless team for a virtual panel discussion on racism and homelessness Tuesday, June 23 at 2 p.m.
As people are encouraged to shelter in place, it has placed a greater reliance on technology in the home. But working, learning, and connecting with...
Luam Wersom was already on hard times when his food truck was vandalized in the middle of the night. A longtime customer wanted to make...
Emboldened by recent steps, shelter providers, advocates and even lawmakers say this could be the push to change how Seattle and America address homelessness, beyond...
Across the Seattle area, other organizations that typically serve seniors also are adapting their in-person models to a new reality. Initially stunned by coronavirus closures, hundreds...