As the region’s pricey housing market forces more residents to camp on city streets and huddle under freeways, Oakland unveiled a $9 million initiative last week to help those on the verge of losing a roof over their heads.
Mayor Libby Schaaf and a coalition of nonprofits announced on Oct. 15 the Keep Oakland Housed program to provide legal, financial and supportive services to residents experiencing a housing crisis.
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