Jessica Boehm

A new storage program on the Human Services Campus in Phoenix gives people experiencing homelessness a clean garbage can to store their possessions.

Arizona was one of a handful of states where the number of veterans staying in homeless shelters increased between 2020 and 2021.

Incomplete applications and slow responses from mortgage lenders are holding up the dispersal of funds from the Arizona Homeowner Assistance Fund.

Skyrocketing rent and child care prices are making it more difficult for Arizona nonprofit Live and Learn to help Phoenix women rise out of poverty.

Slightly more than 5,000 are living on the streets of metro Phoenix, according to the latest countywide count of people experiencing homelessness.

Arizona has fewer shelter beds for homeless youth, more young people becoming homeless, and high rates of sex and labor trafficking, research shows.

The Human Services Campus in Phoenix now has an additional 100-bed shelter for people experiencing homelessness — just in time for the summer heat.

Gerda Weissmann Klein, a Holocaust survivor who spent her life writing and speaking about hope and humanity, died in Phoenix on Sunday. She was 97.

Many lenders lagged in signing up for the state’s mortgage assistance program, causing application backlogs.

The 82-year-old former Phoenix councilmember and interim mayor died of cancer Nov. 14. She is survived by her daughter, Cynthia Williams.