The vast majority of people who seek wage-replacement payments to isolate and prevent the spread of Covid-19 never get the help they need.

Though they’re among the most vulnerable, unhoused people struggle to get tested for the coronavirus and find shelter for quarantine.

In October, the county hired the homeless services provider as part of an $860K initiative to help CalFresh recipients find jobs.

The county is trying to find what land it already owns on which to build below-market-rate housing for the region’s poorest residents. 

Last week, immigrant advocates gathered at Palantir’s Palo Alto headquarters, demanding that the company shut down entirely.

Last month, Cecilia Martin became one of more than 140 once-chronically homeless tenants to move into the first-of-its-kind complex.