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Report: California’s Homelessness Crisis Deepens Despite Massive Spending

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California’s homelessness crisis has reached a breaking point, with nearly 187,000 individuals living on the streets or in shelters as of January 2024, according to the Golden Together’s Ending Homelessness report. This marks a 55 percent increase over the past decade, with two-thirds of those affected being unsheltered, surviving in encampments, tents and temporary structures. […]

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