Homelessness in the United States by state - Wikipedia
Feed the Hungry? In Newark, You'll Need a Permit for That. - The New York Times
More than 13,000 children are homeless in New Jersey
Feed the Hungry? In Newark, You'll Need a Permit for That. - The New York Times
COVID-19: As homelessness grows, cities test new laws, solutions
Homeless women, once a rarity, now represent 40 percent of people on streets | Mental Health PDX
Homeless Veterans - Operation Chillout
Without ID, Homeless Trapped in Vicious Cycle | The Pew Charitable Trusts
Homelessness in the United States by state - Wikipedia
Homelessness in New Jersey - Goodwill Rescue Mission
Why Is Homelessness Such a Problem in U.S. Cities? - Bloomberg
Florida Police Are Still Clearing Homeless Camps Despite CDC Guidance
New Law Makes It Easier for Homeless to Find Help They Need — Without Delay | NJ Spotlight News
Lieutenant Governor Signs Singleton, Cunningham Bill to Assist Homeless Veterans and Veterans at Risk of Homelessness into Law - Insider NJ
New Jersey Eviction and Homelessness Prevention Law | Maplewood NJ
Inside the homeless encampment hidden in woods of this suburban N.J. town - nj.com
N.J. counties consider small fees to build trusts for homeless - nj.com
COVID-19: As homelessness grows, cities test new laws, solutions
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As another winter approaches, New Jersey is trying to figure out how to fix its Code Blue law
News: MAYOR BARAKA IMPLEMENTS YEAR-ROUND HOMELESS SHELTERS
N.J. hospitals can now build housing for those experiencing homelessness, connecting need to services
Kicking Folks Out While They're Down - Center for American Progress
Paterson is grappling with a homelessness crisis | Paterson Times
They Ended Up in Decrepit Housing in Newark. Is New York to Blame? - The New York Times
Cities try to arrest their way out of homeless problems - ABC News
Feed the Hungry? In Newark, You'll Need a Permit for That. - The New York Times
NYC sends homeless to live in illegal rentals in N.J. One town is trying to stop it. - nj.com
