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City With The Most Homelessness In America

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After a bitter fight between President Trump and politicians in California about the homelessness problem in some of its cities, new research shows just how deep the problem is across major cities in the largest state. However, the city with the highest rate of homelessness is not in California, even if, overall, the state's large cities rank high among those with the most problems.

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The White House has just issued a The State of Homelessness in America report. It puts the homeless into two categories. Those who have found shelters represent about two-thirds of the population, and the other third are found "unsheltered" on the streets. That is about 200,000 people worldwide on any given night.

When the unsheltered and sheltered populations are combined, Washington, D.C. has 103.3 homeless per 10,000 people, which makes it the city with the highest homelessness level in America. Boston follows at 101.8, New York at 101.5, San Francisco at 94.3 and Santa Rosa in California at 59.8. Each of these cities has figures that are over six times the national rate.

Indeed, almost half (47%) of unsheltered people are found in California. The report points out "Among the five cities with the highest rates of unsheltered homelessness, four are in California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Rosa, and San Jose), and the other is Seattle." Here are the states with the most unsheltered homeless people.

There are several political and expert opinions about how to solve the problem. Much of the debate is over affordable housing. However the debate concludes (and it may never be), in cities led by Washington, people live without homes night after night. Here is the city hit hardest by extreme poverty in every state.

Rate of Homelessness per 10,000 in Continuums of Care With Top Five Highest Rates, 2018

Overall CoCRateSheltered CoCRateUnsheltered CoCRate
Washington DC103.3Boston99.1San Francisco58.9
Boston101.8New York96.7Los Angeles40.4
New York101.5Washington DC94.3Santa Rosa38.5
San Francisco94.3San Francisco34.4Seattle30.9
Santa Rosa59.8Baltimore32.2San Jose30.3

Note: Counts are conducted by Continuums of Care (CoCs), which are composed of a single city, a single county, a group of counties or an entire state.


The City With Most Homelessness in America Is Not Where You Think
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Ahh, more numbers, numbers are fun.

but we like colored charts also.

how did this "study" find out all the numbers and how much did it cost, and how will this affect climate change and the 2020 election and should we impeach Trump.

And must we DO SOMETHING.
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Ahh, more numbers, numbers are fun.

but we like colored charts also.

how did this "study" find out all the numbers and how much did it cost, and how will this affect climate change and the 2020 election and should we impeach Trump.

And must we DO SOMETHING.
And why does it not sufficiently highlight the disproportionate impact of Trump's war on the homeless for the trans community? Probably a Koch Bros "study"





(This is sarcasm)
There's common thread however.
Besides the one showing all cities in the OP are liberal bastions of utopia-ism?
Another common thread these cities have in common.
You will not see this cowboy in any of them
Not that I am a fan of government handouts for anyone for any reason, the difference between sheltered and unsheltered says a lot. We don't hear much about homelessness in Santa Rosa so that's unexpected but, otherwise, the unsheltered list is just as we see it on TV news so no real surprise here.

The author of the original article, California news man Douglas McIntyre, is trying to pretend the problem is not as bad in California as it is in other places but it's a deception because the homeless are not sleeping and peeing, and pooping, and sexing, and shooting up drugs on the public sidewalks in any city in the nation more than those left-coast cities - four out of the top 5 in California and the fifth being Seattle - just exactly what at least Fox News is telling us, even if left-coast news is denying it.
"The author of the original article, California news man Douglas McIntyre, is trying to pretend the problem is not as bad in California as it is in other places......."

Yet McIntyre writes ...........

"Indeed, almost half (47%) of unsheltered people are found in California. The report points out "Among the five cities with the highest rates of unsheltered homelessness, four are in California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Rosa, and San Jose),"

I don't see him pretending anything less than stating facts and indeed pointing a finger at Kalifornia.
"The author of the original article, California news man Douglas McIntyre, is trying to pretend the problem is not as bad in California as it is in other places......."

Yet McIntyre writes ...........

"Indeed, almost half (47%) of unsheltered people are found in California. The report points out "Among the five cities with the highest rates of unsheltered homelessness, four are in California (San Francisco, Los Angeles, Santa Rosa, and San Jose),"

I don't see him pretending anything less than stating facts and indeed pointing a finger at Kalifornia.

The title of his article is (emphasis and size are from the article, not me):

The City With Most Homelessness in America Is Not Where You Think

Yes, in small print he stated the truth but the intent of the article is to defend California as not being as bad as other cities for homelessness.
In the meanwhile, Seattle beats Chicago on crimes!

https://www.irli.org/single-post/20...MIofTRoOvp5AIVxZyzCh2jYw4HEAAYASAAEgLRp_D_BwE

Calling attention to a grave threat to our country, the Immigration Reform Law Institute (IRLI) has released its list of America’s Ten Worst Sanctuary Communities.


#5 Seattle, Washington
#6 Chicago, Illinois



Three of the top 10 sanctuary cities with the highest crime are represented in Washington by the leading proponents of protecting illegal immigrants, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar, according to a new report.
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Wanna know the city that comes in at number seven? Sacramento, California.
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"........to defend California as not being as bad as other cities........"

Apples to oranges, now .......... and having both read and listened to Doug McIntyre on local radio for the better part of 15 years, he is not an apologist for Kalifornia, but rather one of its sterner critics.
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