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March 6, 2022
Van life has gotten a lot of attention over the last couple years and for good reason. When the pandemic led to worker lay offs or otherwise forced them to work remotely, some individuals were...
March 4, 2022
Safe Parking Programs are often met with objection by neighbors who are concerned about things like trash and crime. But San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties run a handful of successful Safe Parking Programs.
February 3, 2022
A safe parking space for the homeless in Sebastopol will continue as planned, for now. Judge Arthur Wick denied a request to speed up legal proceedings that
January 20, 2022
At its meeting Wednesday, the Bend City Council approved buying the 1.03-acre site at 154 NE Franklin Avenue, which includes the Rainbow Motel, for $4.55 million. The City will purchase the motel with General Fund dollars and be able to use it for any desired use allowed in that zone. The purchase of the motel is an opportunistic public investment that could meet a variety of short-term and/or long-term community needs, including but not limited to an immediate need for transitional shelter as w...
December 8, 2021
Many nontraditional students are working full-time jobs, and some struggle to find a safe place to sleep every night.
December 8, 2021
Many nontraditional students are working full-time jobs, and some struggle to find a safe place to sleep every night.
December 8, 2021
Many nontraditional students are working full-time jobs, and some struggle to find a safe place to sleep every night.
December 8, 2021
Santa Rosa will add a safe overnight parking program for homeless people who have been living in cars and RVs. The Santa Rosa City Council voted yesterday to
November 30, 2021
A proposed safe parking site may be moved in Sebastopol. Tonight, city council members will consider moving their proposed site at 425 Morris Street to a