An active Phoenix-area Extreme Heat Warning calls for 109-to-116-degree afternoons through Tuesday. Phoenix residents can use a 24/7 respite center, extended-hour cooling sites and 2-1-1 transportation help.
Reporting on Des Moines’ 2024 camping-ban policy describes people moving between camps and potentially leaving possessions and access to resources behind.
Lansing purchased pod-style structures for a planned homelessness response after an encampment crackdown. The project was projected to be ready by June 2026, but available reporting does not confirm whether it opened.
Cardiff residents are affected by Encinitas’ 4-1 decision not to seek nearly $3.9 million in state funding for homelessness outreach, services and housing.
Durham, NC, closed Oakwood Park after 18 people accepted interim housing, transportation, storage and case-management support. No reopening date is set.
Scott Wagner is scheduled to start Aug. 3 as Napa County’s housing director, overseeing affordable housing, homelessness response, grants and farmworker centers.
Tampa, FL — Mercy Oaks II opened on North Florida Avenue with 17 affordable apartments created from a former commercial property for residents facing housing instability.
Los Angeles’ 2026 homeless count found 29,115 people unsheltered as LAHSA linked slower permanent-housing placements to reduced rental-subsidy access.
Baton Rouge residents can review and comment through August 8 on a draft plan proposing nearly $7.5 million for housing, homelessness and community programs.
Fort Wayne has posted responses to more than 500 public comments on a proposed 24/7 homeless resource center, but its site and funding remain unsettled.
Houston TX – July 14–15 City Council actions accept nearly $1.69M in TDHCA HHSP funding and approve Harmony House’s 36-month navigation center at 2903 Jensen Drive.
KPTV reports Salem will assist ODOT with downtown homeless encampment cleanups this week. Here’s what the city says comes next for outreach.
Wichita City Council approved police to apply for DOJ COPS Hiring Program funding for DART—50 officers targeting violent crime and nuisance issues in downtown, Delano and Broadway.
Oakland voters rejected Measure E in the June 2 election—No 54.07%, Yes 45.93%. Here’s what it changes next for safety, homelessness, and anti-dumping.
Oakland City Council held a public hearing and approved a FY 2026-27 HUD Annual Action Plan, accepting up to $14,674,799.07 for CDBG, HOME, ESG and HOPWA.
Seattle WA – On July 1, Seattle and King County announced a KCRHA “reset,” including a Contracts Transfer Plan due Aug. 1 and transition in Jan. 2027.
Fort Wayne residents have until 9 a.m. Thursday, July 9, to submit questions on the proposed Anchor Resource Center before answers are posted July 14.
A federal judge wants Los Angeles homelessness funding kept in place for now while LAHSA and HUD work toward a July 16 status-quo proposal and an Aug. 6 hearing.
Virginia Beach VA – Macon & Joan Brock House has opened with 38 supportive housing units for people exiting homelessness, with move-ins expected in mid-July.
United States National Reader Impact Fast Follow – HHS announced more than $700 million in behavioral-health grant opportunities tied to clinics, 988, addiction care, and homelessness.
Fontana: A vacant warehouse at 11109 Jasmine St. is being converted to the West End Regional Navigation Center, with early-2027 referral-only access and 200 beds.
San Jose’s City Council adopted the FY 2026-27 budget for July 1 start, closing a reported $50.3M gap with reserve spending and Measure A revenue.
