Federal officials connected record homelessness numbers in 2024 to the nation’s migrant crisis, pointing to a nearly 40% surge in family homelessness. Not so locally.
The City of Tacoma is preparing to lose more than 350 homelessshelterbeds in 2025 due to a funding deficit. City officials say the only hope to keep some of the beds is to receive money from ...
Now the need for the beds is still there, but the funding is not. “Right now, the city has a shelter funding gap of about $9 to $12 million,” said Caleb Carbone, the homeless strategy ...