Advocates are raising concerns about whether Santa Clara County is going to undercount the number of homeless residents this year. Every two years, the county participates in a federally mandated ...

"Not only those causes but provide resources they need to exit homelessness and become housed." During the last "point in time" count in 2023, Santa Clara County had more than 9,900 people living ...

and homeless agencies will begin their biannual count to determine the number of unhoused people in their communities. However, the count will be different in Santa Clara County. Close to 600 ...

Flores took part Thursday in Santa Clara County’s every-two-year homeless count, which seeks to tally everyone living in tents, cars or other places not meant for habitation, as well as in ...

Hundreds of volunteers are fanning out across Santa Clara County to count how many homeless people are living on the street and find out how they got there. Every two years, the county participates in ...

Across the Bay Area and in the state, about two-thirds of homeless residents live on the streets while the rest stay in shelters. Santa Clara County saw a 5% increase in homelessness compared to ...

The federal government mandates counties conduct a "point-in-time" homeless count at least every two years. "The need is increasing," said Santa Clara County Supervisor Otto Lee. "We need to ...

What Santa Clara County has achieved is part of the national ... Instead, they developed community-based alternatives, which included a campus with a homeless shelter and a vocational program for ...

Santa Clara County will be fanning out into the community to count the number of homeless people this week, as part of a federally mandated program every two years. File photo. Advocates are ...