homeless shelter

City officials gave tours of the new Nevada Cares Campus to local officials and media and U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto ahead of the shelter’s opening May 10.

The City of Reno is preparing for the Nevada Cares Campus to open in a little more than two weeks after several delays.

The opening of the Nevada Cares Campus for unsheltered people has been delayed for a third time—without much notice or an explanation.

The Reno City Council next week is scheduled to discuss enforcement of ordinances affecting those experiencing homelessness in the region.

Homeless women and families with pets can keep their animals with them at Our Place shelter thanks to a new partnership.

Officials today said they are closer to having people start occupying a giant tent structure at Governor’s Bowl Park.

The Nevada Cares Campus homeless shelter—dubbed a “super shelter” by local officials—is slated to open at the old Governor’s Bowl site off of Fourth Street by April 1.

A meeting yesterday among regional officials revealed that the number of homeless people documented in the region widely varies.

A security guard with Allied Universal has been placed on leave after pepper spraying a homeless man at the tent structure on Fourth Street.

A 14-acre complex to serve people experiencing homelessness was approved today by Reno, Sparks and Washoe County officials.