La falta de vivienda disminuye en California y en todo el país, según nuevo informe federal

A new federal report released on June 1, 2026, reveals that homelessness has decreased in California and across the United States. The report, published by the U.S.

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), shows a notable drop in the number of people experiencing homelessness, marking a significant shift after years of rising numbers. In California, which has long struggled with the highest homeless population in the nation, the decline is attributed to increased investment in housing programs, expanded rental assistance, and targeted outreach efforts.

Nationally, the report credits a combination of federal funding, state initiatives, and local partnerships for the reduction. The data underscores progress in addressing a crisis that has affected millions, though advocates caution that continued efforts are needed to sustain the trend and prevent backsliding.