If passed, municipal officials say the measure will give them more tools to help the homeless seek treatment
Opponents of legalization say public perception hasn’t caught up with mounting health concerns
Springfield church leaders say national attention detracts from real challenges
Tren de Aragua is preying on enclaves of immigrants in American cities
The decline may not last as the election inches closer
Increased immigration, high cost of living to blame
Homeless ministry leaders question whether a San Francisco busing program is compassionate or effective
The aging inmate population raises questions of compassion and cost
Greenville, S.C., took an open approach to resolving conflict over the issue
California ministries and local officials doubt anything will change
