Douglas Knight, the new executive director for Street Sense, introduces himself.

Cities across the country intend to reduce homelessness, but few have turned their best practice plans into reality, according to…

Summer is finally ending, and we’re going into early fall. My heart is full of hurt and sorrow from the…

One of D.C.’s largest public libraries has begun enforcing rules against sleeping and lying down on library property, a move…

Hello, my name is Dominique Anthony and I am a former sex worker and drug user. Now, I am an…

While you don’t need a permanent address, a number of barriers can prevent people experiencing homelessness from voting.

A new story by Marc Grier

A new story by Jeffery McNeil

He proved that people experiencing homelessness are capable of anything anyone else can do, including being a hero.

A new story by Jenkins Dalton

The first annual Crown the Homeless parade was held to honor people experiencing homelessness in the community.

The D.C. Housing Authority (DCHA), has a plan to fix its struggling public housing programs, but advocates and residents are skeptical.

A new story by Michael Pennycook

A new story by Marc Grier

A new story by Nikila Smith

A new story by Jeffery McNeil.

Many buildings have documented proof from tenants of poor living conditions and landlords violating the D.C. Tenant Bill of Rights.

So what gives anyone the right to judge, push their opinions, or make policies about parents?

The District of Columbia Housing Authority (DCHA) addressed public housing, development plans, and subsidy swap operations in a recent meeting.

A new story by Jeanette Richardson