Trump’s executive order targets the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness, raising concerns about federal efforts to address homelessness.

One person living outside shares their concerns about how the Trump administration could impact people experiencing homelessness.

On Jan. 27, President Donald Trump’s Office of Management and Budget issued a sweeping memorandum freezing nearly all federal aid, including funds for homelessness and domestic violence service organizations.

Street Sense has tried to map out how the federal government under Trump might change its approach to homelessness over the next four years.

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

A new story by Maurice Spears

In D.C., data shows crime is trending downward. Yet 65% of District residents are more worried about crime now than they were a year ago

Punishment has never reduced homelessness. Yet, the Supreme Court decided penalties for sleeping in public are neither cruel nor unusual.

A new story by Nikila Smith

The idea of toddlers being homeless ignited three local Florida leaders to draft one of the first pieces of legislation to advocate for children.

Thousands gathered in front of the Capitol building for the Mass Poor People’s and Low-Wage Workers’ Assembly and Moral March to the Polls.

The Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling on unsheltered homelessness in the case Johnson v. Grants Pass on June 28.

The Supreme Court will soon decide Grants Pass v. Johnson, determining if cities can punish people sleeping on public property when there is no shelter.

Hundreds of people gathered outside the Supreme Court to protest the criminalization of homelessness during Grants Pass v. Johnson.

Jeffrey McNeil writes about how he approaches negativity around former president Donald Trump.

This year’s National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) policy forum focused on the political will to end homelessness and improve housing.

D.C. Rep. Eleanor Holmes Norton reintroduced a bill to allow people who use marijuana to live in federally subsidized low-income housing.

Vendor Gracias Garcias explains the plight of Puerto Rico and calls for the people to have the right to self-determination.

When it’s hard to access vital government records, people experiencing homelessness suffer, Lori Smith argues.

Street Sense sat down with the CEO of the National Alliance to End Homelessness, Ann Oliva.