WASHINGTON − The Supreme Court is debating Monday how far cities can go to prevent people from sleeping in public places without effectively criminalizing homelessness, an issue of increasing ...

This was the most significant homelessness case to come before the Supreme Court in nearly 40 years, and the high court’s ruling opens up a portal of callousness toward the homeless, as right ...

This was the most significant homelessness case to come before the Supreme Court in nearly 40 years, and the high court’s ruling opens up a portal of callousness toward the homeless, as right ...

The Supreme Court will allow the criminalization of homelessness after a majority ruled ... that punishment carries a penalty of up to 30 days in jail and a $1,250 fine. Several cities and states ...

The case is likely to have broad ramifications for how cities across the country respond to homelessness. By Abbie VanSickle Reporting from Washington The Supreme Court on Friday upheld an Oregon ...

And it heralds a potential shift in the way New Hampshire cities and towns approach homelessness after the Supreme Court ruling, critics say. In the case, City of Grants Pass, Oregon v.

Friday, the Supreme Court ruled criminalizing homelessness is ... The new law takes effect in October. That's how long local governments have to come up with a congregant place to live before ...