Palm Springs, Indio and Desert Hot Springs are the top three cities in the valley with the biggest homeless population. While police say they are on the right track, they are continuously adjusting and won’t stop pushing forward.
-
-
The county’s homeless population increased by 12% from last year with Palm Springs, Indio and Desert Hot Springs being the top three cities in the valley. But according to the data, the county is seeing a positive trend.
-
Number of homeless people in the Coachella Valley increased in 2023, county report says
-
Eight additional transients were arrested during a recent sweep focusing on hot spots in Palm Springs, police said Wednesday.
-
A holiday campaign to stomp out hunger in the Coachella Valley resulted in a $26,566 donation from the Chandi Group USA to Martha’s Village and Kitchen.
-
Last year’s homeless census showed nearly 3,500 people were chronically unsheltered, a 15% increase from 2020.
-
A state grant totaling $29.5 million was awarded to Riverside County for the construction of nearly 150 apartments reserved for mentally ill individuals experiencing homelessness or at risk of it, county officials announced Tuesday.
-
The State of California awarded the City of Palm Springs and Riverside County a $19 million from the Homekey Round 2 program to address homelessness and housing.
