Seattle and King County are 31 months into a declared state of emergency on homelessness, and, except for a few bright spots, the crisis has gotten worse. See how it's changing in your neighborhood.
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To address homelessness, City Council creates another committee
Council President Bruce Harrell announced the creation of a new council committee on homelessness and housing affordability Wednesday.
A cheaper way to ease Seattle’s homeless crisis? Pierce County sees promising results
Diversion programs connect clients to one-time financial help, instead of a prolonged subsidy, to secure housing. It is low-cost, and advocates believe it can reduce...
Seattle-area parents who struggled with addiction change their lives for their children VIEW
A King County court program that reunites families separated by addiction found that homelessness is a common theme.
Seattle parks volunteers go to repair habitat, and find tent camps
As homeless tent camps move into Seattle’s beloved parks, volunteer stewards are caught between competing values.
Seattle to expand team that oversees homeless-camp removals
The team will grow from 22 members to approximately 30, with the help of $500,000 from King County and the state.
We dated in high school — but when I went to college, he became homeless | Student Voices
Clay and I were a lot alike in high school, but when we parted ways for college, our lives went dramatically different directions. This is...
Vote: What do you want the Project Homeless team to investigate?
Almost 500 of your questions have poured in since we launched Ask Project Homeless six weeks ago. Now, it’s time to choose which one you...