District Attorney introduces 'humane' plan to reduce crime against and by mentally ill homeless people
Proposals were presented at symposium attended by service providers, law enforcement and others from across the county
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Proposals were presented at symposium attended by service providers, law enforcement and others from across the county
The Placer County District Attorney’s Office is now officially accepting applications for their 2022 spring citizens academy. Residents can learn more about the program at www.placer.ca.gov/DACitizensAcademy
Supervisor Candidates Share Approaches to Orange County’s Top Issues Orange County’s next supervisor will be elected March 9, ending a hotly-contested campaign to fill the Board of Supervisors’ vacant District 2 seat. As voters prepare to make their voices heard, The Epoch Times is recapping candidates’ views on a range of topics, including homelessness, crime, and the ongoing pandemic. Foley could not be reached by The Epoch Times for comment. On Homelessness Moorlach: “I would like to pick up where I left off. I will bring my state experience and work with Projects Homekey and Roo...