A bill introduced by State Sen. Angelique Ashby proposes to create a regional homeless agency, but is facing some pushback.

From Folsom to Elk Grove to Rancho Cordova to Citrus Heights, elected leaders are joining Sacramento County to oppose a new proposal on addressing homelessness.

State Senator Angelique Ashby has tabled her controversial bill on local homeless governance as supervisors vow to support something "formal." ...

If homelessness is truly our greatest problem, it deserves the greatest effort from our leaders,” writes opinion columnist.

"As-is, the bill is neither the product of collaboration with affected agencies, partner service providers, nor our community partners." ...

Some city leaders now have a 'neutral position' on the bill after hours of negotiations with its author, Senator Angelique Ashby.

The best time to do this was 20 years ago. The second best time is now,” writes City Councilmember Caity Maple.

The City of Citrus Heights confirmed Monday that the ownership group of Sunrise Mall is facing hefty fines stemming from ...

Sacramento city officials said many of the anecdotes cited in Mr. Ho’s lawsuit were dated, and that the district attorney had ignored city efforts to work together with him on the issue.

SACRAMENTO — Sacramento’s top prosecutor is suing the city’s leaders over failure to clean up homeless encampments, escalating a monthslong dispute with leaders in California’s capital ...

The restructuring aims to bring more focused attention to housing challenges by separating those responsibilities into their ...

On Tuesday, Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg took aim at Ho telling reporters he met with the district attorney on July 26 to possibly reach a partnership addressing the city's homeless issues.