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Mayas celebrate 25 years of coaching Broncs' volleyball | News - Vimarsana News

Mayas celebrate 25 years of coaching Broncs' volleyball | News

Dan and Marie Maya have reached a significant milestone in their coaching careers at Parker High School. They have been coaching girls’ volleyball for 25 years, with Marie as Head

'Gimme Shelter': The gap in California's homelessness plan - Vimarsana News

'Gimme Shelter': The gap in California's homelessness plan

California is spending millions to fight homelessness. But low wages and burnout have led to a shortage of workers who help get people off the street.

California homeless: The story behind one person's story - Vimarsana News

California homeless: The story behind one person's story

A formerly homeless veteran's story highlights the myriad personal and systemic factors that make it difficult for people to find housing and stay housed.

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One man's lonely journey through California's plan to end homelessness - Vimarsana News

One man's lonely journey through California's plan to end homelessness

As the number of homeless Californians swell, the state is spending unprecedented dollars to build tens of thousands of housing units for people living in shelters, vehicles and encampments. CalMatters detailed the experience of Fernando Maya, a chronically homeless man who left the streets of Los Angeles in 2020 and landed in one of those

One man's lonely journey through California's plan to end homelessness - Vimarsana News

One man's lonely journey through California's plan to end homelessness

The pandemic gave a homeless veteran in L.A. a chance at permanent supportive housing, but his experience differed from what state leaders envision.