The fifth in a set of talks tied to The Change Project, an NJ Spotlight News multimedia series
chronic homelessness
With a landmark Supreme Court ruling pending, a call for New Jersey to do more to solve the problem
NJ’s chronically homeless population
(Newark Mayor's Office)The problem indicates ‘a societal lack of humanity and disturbing callousness to the suffering of others’
The mayor says the problem has been exacerbated by COVID-19
In Camden, most homeless go unnoticed and underserved.
According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Bergen County has ended chronic homelessness, which it defines as “long-term homelessness among people with disabilities ...
The attorney general threatened sanctuary cities on complying with immigration law. Today, some cities push back. How and why Tom MacArthur was the only New ...