Fresno to get millions from California to convert another motel into homeless housing

by Manuela Tobias October 30, 2020Updated May 24, 2023

About 1,133 more people are homeless in Fresno and Madera this year compared to 2019, a 45% uptick, according to new numbers. Photo by David Caraccio, The Fresno Bee

Manuela TobiasHousing Reporter

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Manuela is our former Housing Reporter whose stories focused on the political dynamics and economic and racial inequities that contribute to the housing crisis in California and its potential solutions.... More by Manuela Tobias

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