At Aberdeen’s ‘Hobo Beach,’ a priest and a mayor battle over homelessness
As a priest takes the city to court, a young mayor tries to figure out how to deal with a sprawling longtime homeless camp on...
Scott Greenstone
Scott is Project Homeless’ producer and engagement editor. Before working at The Seattle Times, Scott was a news assistant at National Public Radio’s Weekend All Things Considered. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon.
You’re homeless, but you have to leave the hospital. Where do you go? VIEW
In Seattle, there's a place--and it costs much less. Cities around the country are looking to programs like Seattle's as a model.
Homelessness rose just a bit this year in the U.S. Here’s how Seattle compares.
Despite millions being spent to help, Seattle's homelessness went up 4 percent in 2018. Washington state's number of people living homeless was up 5.6 percent...
In a small Washington town with no youth shelters, one woman keeps kids off the streets VIEW
Funders and policymakers across the country are looking to the Mason County Housing Options for Students in Transition (HOST) program for inspiration to ending youth...
Bellevue looks for fixes in ‘emergency situation,’ with permanent homeless shelter still years from opening
A permanent shelter is still at least five years out from opening its doors, according to city leaders. But for the first time, they all...
Vote: What do you want to know about solutions to homelessness?
Project Homeless recently asked Seattle Times readers what they wanted to understand about homelessness. After more than 900 questions and almost 5,000 votes, we narrowed...
How many homeless people in Seattle are from here?
For decades, Seattleites have wondered whether the city is a magnet for homeless people. We tried to answer that question.
Feeling abandoned by City Hall, Seattle businesses try to respond to homelessness
Three business alliances are hiring their own caseworkers to help out their businesses, but they're imploring city hall to do something about safety.