'What Was Originally a Temporary Plan Got Kind of Comfortable': One Man's Experience Being Homeless in California
Pacific Standard writer Jack Denton speaks with a childhood friend about the daily realities of living without a home.
Skid Row
For Los Angeles' Homeless, Fears Persist of a 'Cruel and Pistol-Happy' Police Force
Despite a federal court ruling that reinforces the rights of the homeless, Skid Row residents live in fear of losing what little they have.
What Body Cameras May Mean for the Los Angeles Police Shooting
Last night's fatal altercation between a homeless man and the LAPD prompts many of the same questions regarding police surveillance.