As the summer heat becomes increasingly extreme in Phoenix, people who can’t escape the sun are suffering third-degree burns, ...

Phoenix Police must begin enforcing the law again – immediately. And state and local leaders must convene an emergency summit to deal with The Zone because this isn’t just a Phoenix problem.

In 2020, Phoenix New Times found that Phoenix had been slow to comply with the ruling. One homeless woman was issued a ticket for camping during the pandemic.

Vanessa Martin packs up her belongings as mandatory removal of "The Zone," a homeless camp in Phoenix, began on May 10, 2023. At one point, it seemed their coaxing had worked.

Business owners near downtown Phoenix filed a lawsuit against the city in August over the impacts of the growing homeless encampment in the area, which has made it difficult for them to operate ...

The city of Phoenix has successfully cleared out a massive downtown homeless encampment by Saturday's court-ordered deadline by helping more than 500 people find beds in shelters and motels.

If Donald Trump had any concern for Washington, D.C., he would have sent an army of social workers, not National Guard troops, to help homeless folks.

Phoenix leaders chastised the policy, arguing that it would drive Surpise's homeless population into Phoenix, where most of the shelter beds are located. RELATED: Hospital left homeless woman on ...

We know what works to help homelessness A homeless person and his dog sleep on their bunk in the St. Vincent de Paul Shelter in Phoenix on June 3, 2022.

More than four months after the first coronavirus vaccine hit American arms, a week-long drive to vaccinate the homeless against Covid-19 is underway in Phoenix.

And Lawson is not alone. Of the estimated 5,605 homeless individuals in Maricopa County this year, about 2,059 are unsheltered, according to the Maricopa County’s 2017 Homeless Point in Time count.