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Homeless News – April 26, 2021 – Formerly Homeless Man Runs For Ohio Governor

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A once-homeless Ohio man whose smooth radio voice made him an Internet sensation a decade ago says he’s running for governor as a Democrat.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A once-homeless Ohio man whose smooth radio voice made him an Internet sensation a decade ago says he’s running for governor as a Democrat.

Homeless encampment on North Seattle school property draws concern from neighbors | king5.com

SEATTLE — Some residents in North Seattle are frustrated by the impasse over how to handle a growing homeless camp on school property, and are now asking elected leaders to come up with a plan.  It’s not hard to spot it on Bitter Lake. If you were to look just beyond the sign which says, “No Camping,” you’ll see nearly four dozen tents.

Biden Administration Kills Trump-Era Move To Let Homeless Shelters Bar Transgender People

The Department of Housing and Urban Development on Thursday rescinded a Trump-era rule that would have allowed homeless shelters to turn away transgender people, a victory for LGBTQ advocates as state lawmakers introduce a record-number of anti-transgender bills across the country.

Ramada Inn Homeless Shelter Appeal Denied in Unanimous Vote – SM Mirror

A unanimous vote by The Board of Public Works denied an appeal filed on behalf of 400 local residents and businesses opposed to The Ramada Inn Homeless shelter project,

Homeless services audit finds Oakland is not prepared to deal with crisis | KRON4

The audit found that nearly 79 percent of homeless people were unsheltered because of a lack of permanent affordable housing options and limited emergency and temporary housing options.

Salvation Army expects ‘massive wave’ of homeless families when eviction moratorium ends | KXAN Austin

“We expect to see a massive wave of people when the moratorium is lifted, and it is going to force a bunch of people out of their stable housing and it is going to be a huge problem here in Central Texas,” Whaley said.