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Homelessness in California has been spiraling out of control for decades – and then came COVID-19. Will a $12B investment bring meaningful results?
Homelessness in California has been spiraling out of control for decades – and then came COVID-19. Will a $12B investment bring meaningful results?
Homelessness in California has been spiraling out of control for decades – and then came COVID-19. Will a $12B investment bring meaningful results?
On April 20, a US District Court judge put his foot down. “Here in Los Angeles, how did racism become embedded in the policies and structures of our new city,” he wrote. “What if there was a conscious effort, a deliberate intent, a cowardice of inaction?” In more than 100 pages, Judge David O. Carter detailed the homelessness crisis in Los Angeles and its disparate impacts on Black residents. He was ruling on a case brought by the LA Alliance for Human Rights, a group formed in recent years for the purpose of suing the city and county of Los Angeles over the homelessness emergency.
Fund established for families of men killed in Shoshoni railcar explosion Daniel Conway and Dallas Mitchell died while working in a railcar in Shoshoni. (Courtesy Photos) A non-profit foundation has established a fund to help the families of two men who died after a railcar they were working on exploded last week. The fund has been set up by the Riverton Depot Foundation, a non profit 501(c)3, partnered with the Wasatch Victims Benefit Fund, according to Shoshoni Police Department Chief Chris Konija. Money can be sent to the foundation directly, or through a GoFundMe account Konija recently...