Last year’s annual survey showed far more people without permanent homes

'This ordinance criminalizes being poor outright'

Critics say ordinance does not resolve the issue, will worsen homelessness

An annual homeless count, found an increase in the number of people without a permanent home in 2020.

It’s been called the “Senior Tsunami,” an impending demographic wave in the form of an aging population that planners and policy experts say New Jersey’s ...

More than 2,200 families have been relocated to New Jersey from the Big Apple, under a program that pays landlords a year’s rent upfront

Camden's Bridge to Work program helps homeless reintegrate into society and achieve gainful employment to break the cycle of homelessness.

When the state's in financial stress, state institutions get squeezed. It's happening in higher ed where costs are already soaring. Counting the homeless. Fewer are ...

The latest NJCounts survey found that homelessness in New Jersey decreased overall, but Essex County saw a 4 percent increase.

Riveting testimony in the bridge scandal. Politics in the proposed pipeline through the Pinelands. And Atlantic City's homeless: out of tourist areas and into services.

Officials say using the Single Point of Entry computer system will streamline all public and non-profit case files on the homeless.