Scott has been vocal about his opposition to expanding the Hotel-Motel program, saying that it costs Vermont taxpayers too much money and does not provide enough benefit for unhoused people.

The governor has vetoed a bill that would have overhauled a hotel voucher program used to shelter people experiencing homelessness, saying it’s too expensive.

MONTPELIER – Advocates for those experiencing homelessness are again urging Gov. Phil Scott to do something before possibly hundreds of vulnerable people are sent to live on the street in ...

The number of homeless people in El Cajon still rose in the Point-in-Time count, but not as sharply. The first estimate was ...

Mayor Lurie is taking steps to redirect $89M meant for housing to instead pay for shelters under his “Breaking the Cycle” ...

She returned to Buncombe County in November, staying in a local hotel ... housing as a winter storm is expected to bring snow and ice to Western North Carolina. The other 529 households have had ...

These new affordable homes for students could help fight the college affordability crisis and improve the outcomes for ...

Officials on Thursday celebrated the opening of Presidio Palms, affordable housing that will serve those with extremely low ...