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The Santa Barbara County Public Defender's Office is spearheading the drive, with assistance from the nonprofit community group Adam's Angels.
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Federal prosecutors filed a mail fraud charge against the chief financial officer of the developer involved with the Thousand Oaks project.
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United Way of Ventura County has a project that helps people who are homeless get into permanent housing.
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The Valentine Road project is still a work in progress, but the first residents have moved into what will be a 134-unit apartment complex being created out of a former motel.
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The study, from United Way of California, shows more than 150,000 households in the region don't have the income to cover necessities.
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United Way gets funding to bolster efforts already credited with helping more than 100 families avoid eviction.
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The latest numbers show a nearly 16% drop in homelessness in the county from 2024 to 2025.
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Cal State Channel Islands getting $1.7 million to beef up homelessness relief program.
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More than $16.5 million going to programs in Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo Counties.
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Prosecutors say two boys repeatedly kicked 66-year-old woman as she was sleeping in sleeping bag.