His smile is the first thing many people mention when remembering Melveon Harp, who died from Stage III prostate cancer on May 23. He was 64.

The Community Partnership for the Prevention of Homelessness shared data giving insight into youth homelessness in D.C.

Following the release of the 2026 Point-In-Time Count, Street Sense is breaking down the demographics experiencing ...

Thirty-three formerly homeless social work students celebrated completing the Peer Case Management Institute competitive ...

The D.C. Housing Authority (DCHA) voted to approve its Fiscal Year 2027 Moving to Work (MTW) Annual Plan at a Board of ...

Vendor Jeffery McNeil argues minimum wage hikes hurt businesses, raise prices, and fail to improve affordability.

New D.C. ID rules streamline processes and keep replacement IDs free for unhoused residents while access remains limited.

Community concerns are putting D.C.'s overdose prevention vending machines under renewed scrutiny during permit review.

Invisible Prophet writes about the story Giséle Pelicot, who suffered sexual violence at the hands of her husband and fought ...

Faith is not optional out there — it’s survival. It takes faith to wake up in the morning, not knowing if you’ll eat. It ...

Vendor El-O-Him writes about being an artist, photographer, and performer dedicated to serving humanity through creativity ...