On Thursday, about 50 people showed up for a volunteer training course ahead of the cold weather. Volunteers will join organizations in helping to run pop-up shelters for the homeless.

Haven for Hope is prioritizing families ahead of the first hard freeze of the season.

The city of Leon Valley is partnering with Bexar County and Haven for Hope to launch the street outreach initiative.

The deaths included people living on the streets or in shelters, with ages ranging from 94 years old down to an 11-day-old infant.

This week is Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week, and San Antonio area nonprofits and agencies are teaming up to house 90 homeless families in 90 days.

Staff with Corazon Ministries and other organizations that help the unhoused have been preparing for days to help people stay warm during the cold week.

District 4 held a town hall on Monday evening at New Life Christian Center to address the city’s response to homelessness.

In the adopted Fiscal Year 2024 budget, the city included an additional $200,000 in diversion funds to help with case management, in addition to utility and rental assistance.

An East Side church says it’s noticed a spike in its utility bills shortly after suspected squatters moved into the abandoned property next door to their building.

Despite cold weather, rain and closures, the City of San Antonio and Bexar County did not open warming centers this week because officials said that conditions did not meet the threshold.

A San Francisco non-profit is helping many homeless pregnant women to discover a new way to change their trajectory.

A San Antonio man who was one of more than 1,500 people who moved from the streets into long-term housing says he finally has a place to call home.

San Antonio became the first community in the U.S. to surpass a nationwide effort to help end homelessness, city officials announced Monday.

Some cities around the nation are paying panhandlers to clean parks instead of standing in the street corners. The program is designed to connect people with resources.

TxDOT, SAPD, and City of San Antonio crews were on scene for the latest homeless camp abatement under I-37 downtown Thursday morning. The state agency says it has received complaints from businesses and homeowners nearby, and plans to put fencing around much of the area in an attempt to keep people from returning to camp out.

For many of us, plastic bags are a way to get our groceries, and anything else we buy, home from the store.

Friends of Todd Quaglin say he helped make heavy metal shows in San Antonio memorable, but fell on hard times that left him on the streets.

San Antonio nonprofit organizations and city outreach worked together to get homeless people off the streets and into warm and dry places to stay. The freezing and wet conditions could be deadly to those stuck with nowhere to go.

As freezing temperatures move through San Antonio, those experiencing homelessness are at great risk. Local nonprofit organizations are opening shelters to give them warm and safe places to stay.

In the face of the freezing temperatures this week, outreach leaders are focused on making sure San Antonio's homeless population is able to stay warm.

A Dallas father is celebrating the start of the new year with peace of mind knowing his adult son, who he has been trying to find for three years, is alive and in good care.

As temperatures continue to drop, conditions for people experiencing homelessness are getting more dangerous.

SAMMinistries, which provides services to families experiencing homelessness, received a new grant to help eliminate financial hurdles caused by small legal expenses.