Homelessness Trends Show Mixed Progress | Santa Barbara News
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Homelessness Trends Show Mixed Progress | Santa Barbara News
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Santa Barbara County’s homelessness numbers show progress overall — down 9% since 2023 — but troubling spikes among Gen Z youth and seniors reveal deeper challenges. Young adults aged 18-24 jumped 7%, while those 55+ also saw a 7% rise. Meanwhile, veterans and unaccompanied teens made major gains, with veteran homelessness plummeting 38%. Yet, a 41% increase in time spent unhoused after entering programs signals a housing bottleneck. Compounding the issue, up to 10% of emergency shelter beds sit empty nightly due to competition — creating artificial scarcity. Despite clearing 1,300 encampments and permanently housing 330 people, the data underscores that real solutions are still urgently needed.
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