The number of homeless people in the City of Santa Cruz has fallen 36% from a year ago, according to an annual census.
The Point in Time count is a snapshot of overall homelessness looking at those in emergency shelters and transitional housing, and those considered unhoused — sleeping on the streets, in cars, or abandoned properties, the city said Friday.
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