homeless
Coverage of homeless in the Nexus archive.
- NYC refuses to tear down trash-filled encampments outside the Intrepid — earning Mamdani rave reviews from homeless
New York City has refused to tear down a trash-filled homeless encampment near the Intrepid Museum in Hell's Kitchen, a decision that has earned Mamdani positive reviews from the homeless. The encampment has been a source of frustration for business owners and passersby for months.
- Vile Texas bully, 34, filmed himself targeting the homeless and disabled with world's most powerful WATER gun... now the law has caught up with him
A 34-year-old Texas man targeted homeless and disabled individuals with a powerful water gun, filming himself in the process. He has now faced legal consequences for his actions.
- Vile Texas bully, 34, filmed himself targeting the homeless and disabled with world's most powerful WATER gun... now the law has caught up with him
A 34-year-old Texas man targeted homeless and disabled individuals with a powerful water gun, which was filmed, and legal authorities have now taken action against him.
- Austin organization works to deliver goods, aid to Venezuela in earthquake aftermath
Two Austin organizations are partnering to deliver aid to Venezuela following deadly earthquakes, helping people who are suddenly homeless.
- Amtrak's Penn Station plan includes loads of public benches, a rarity in NYC
Amtrak and the Trump administration are promoting a Penn Station redesign featuring numerous public benches, contrasting with New York City's trend of removing seating to deter loitering and homelessness.
- Lancaster coffee roasting company creating second chances for the homeless
A Lancaster-based coffee roasting company is providing employment opportunities for homeless individuals, helping them thrive and reconnect with society. The initiative focuses on offering second chances through job creation and support.
- California city rolls out ‘glamping’ for homeless amid fierce criticism over costs
A California city has introduced 'glamping' accommodations for homeless individuals, but faces criticism over the program's costs. An audit found the city spent $63.2 million on homeless shelters over two years without established cost-effectiveness metrics.
- Spencer Pratt ‘teams up’ with Karen Bass’s brother in blockbuster Palisades Fire lawsuit
Spencer Pratt is collaborating with Karen Bass's brother in a lawsuit related to the Palisades Fire. The complaint highlights that victims 'went from homeowners to homeless in a matter of hours.'
- NYC homeless up nearly 30% with shelters having most people in history: study
New York City's homeless population increased nearly 30%, with nearly 195,000 people in shelters in 2025, according to the Coalition for the Homeless' annual report. The report, titled 'A Crisis Inherited, A Choice Ahead,' highlights a grim milestone in the city's shelter system history.
- Pope Leo in Spain: More than a million line Madrid streets
Pope Leo XIV was welcomed by over a million people in Madrid during his five-day visit to Spain. He is meeting with vulnerable groups such as migrants and the homeless and advocating for 'genuine human values.'
- Spencer Pratt claims L.A.'s homeless will move to Seattle if he's elected. That city's mayor responds
Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt claimed the city's homeless population would relocate to Seattle if he is elected.
- East Hollywood residents concerned tiny home village for homeless will bring crime to the neighborhood
East Hollywood residents expressed surprise and concern over plans for a tiny home village for the homeless, fearing increased crime. The project, part of a $33 million statewide initiative to build 1,200 tiny homes in California, has sparked local opposition.