Tiny home villages are increasingly considered a solution to the affordable housing crisis, offering temporary stability to unhoused people as they get back on track. But concerned neighbors continue to fight these developments every step of the way. One local developer was undeterred.

Trevor Duncan thought his life was over after he was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig's Disease. Then, he learned that he had suffered a stroke. The effects could be reversed, but he'd need support to have a fighting chance.

While some campers know where they’re headed next, most face uncertainty; advocates express concern about the people they care for, but most nearby neighbors are relieved.

With a U.S. Forest Service sweep scheduled for May 1, and with the help of service providers, Mark Jenkins found an apartment just in the kn

While the need for advanced medical care is high among homeless population, it's also elusive for those living unsheltered