Recommended reading for human service workers across a variety of settings who want to better serve vulnerable people ...

Dylan Contreras has missed a lot of things at home the past 10 months, including his 21st birthday. But on Thursday, he was ...

The workers who help some of Connecticut’s most vulnerable residents are suffering themselves, according to a new study on ...

Students at Rutgers and across the country opened envelopes today to discover where they will complete their residencies. Competing in Division 1 gymnastics fulfilled a lifelong d ...

Throughout just one year, nearly 8,000 CUNY students were homeless, officials said.  At Friday’s budget hearing for CUNY, Vice Chancellor Alicia Alvero noted the figure is ...

They decided to magnet fish under a bridge, not realizing it was an active homeless camp. The entire place felt tense from the moment they arrived. Every find added to the uneasy atmosphere. What ...

Michael Abraham Campos, 40, died two days after he was found badly beaten in October 2025. The killing remains unsolved.

Eric McCain's death was emblematic of continuing struggles by San Francisco housing provider HomeRise, which Nancy Pelosi has called a "beacon of hope" and "model for the nation." ...

A wealthy woman humiliates a homeless man in public, believing she can get away with it. But her actions lead to an ...

Utah seemed poised to lead the way in adopting the administration's reinstitutionalization policy on homelessness. Instead, the legislature ended up funding a tiny-home community.

Dylan Lopez Contreras was welcomed back to New York City by family, immigration advocates and elected officials, including Gov. Hochul and Mayor Mamdani.

A homecoming celebration was held Thursday for a New York City high school student who spent nearly 10 months in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody.