Colorado's capital city will use American Rescue Plan dollars for a program supporting people who are living in personal vehicles as it seeks to reduce unsheltered homelessness by 50% between 2022 and 2026.

Encinitas recently extended its safe parking program for homeless residents, though it has long been a point of contention for neighbors.

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A temporary solution to house Phoenix’s homeless population during the COVID-19 pandemic is coming to an end.

Fullerton will begin enforcing parking restrictions on a street where several homeless people have been living in recreational vehicles.

By providing free overnight parking, the mega-chain functions as a modern commons for nomads looking for community on the road.

On behalf of five Pacifica residents who live in RVs, three civil rights groups filed a lawsuit against the city of Pacifica for its rules that prohibit RV parking on certain streets.

Meanwhile, homeless advocates are asking East York residents for some compassion and to allow the affordable housing development to be built in their neighbourhood.

The casinos are deserted and thousands of hotel rooms are empty. But when the city needed space for a temporary homeless shelter, officials chose an outdoor parking lot.

Some advocates say providing RV dwellers with a safe space would be beneficial. Others warn it would just pour limited resources into another stop-gap housing measure instead of focusing on building permanent homes.

For many people, living in their vehicles is the best they can do. Here’s how cities can help.