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Middle school students navigate the daily dramas of early adolescent social life, along with other pressures. When things go south, where can they turn? 

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  Law Enforcement News Man Sentenced To Life Without Parole For Third Time In Killing Of LAPD Officer The man thrice convicted of killing of a Los Angeles Police Department motorcycle officer in a brutal 1983 Lake View Terrace shooting was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole on Monday, Nov. 27. Kenneth Earl Gay, 65, and a co-defendant were

CommUnity Crisis Services will lay off remote employees from 10 states after losing a $6.5 million federal contract. There will be no changes in 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline or CommUnity’s other services, including the food bank.

Hunter 09/26/23 A local non-profit plans to lay off about 100 employees after losing a national contract. The Gazette reports CommUnity will no longer be

In partnership with local law enforcement agencies and Deschutes 9-1-1, Deschutes County Behavioral Health has launched a new Community Crisis Response program.

Law Enforcement News More Than 20 People Have Died On LA's Metro Bus In 2023: Report According to a report from the LA Times, over 20 people have died this year while riding on the LA Metro, most of them from drug overdoses. The issue is raising questions of Metro safety. Homelessness, crime and drug use are prominent on the Metro, but now the LA Times is reporting that 22

Long Beach's new Mayor Rex Richardson said the pandemic and rising housing costs have worsened the homelessness crisis.

Long Beach's new Mayor Rex Richardson said the pandemic and rising housing costs have worsened the homelessness crisis.

City Council invests in Crisis Response program, more infrastructure improvements Decatur, IL - Highlights fro...