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California Can't Curb Homelessness? Look What Texas Cities Have Done. - Vimarsana News

California Can't Curb Homelessness? Look What Texas Cities Have Done.

Cities there and in other states are building more housing of all types. They’re approaching housing on a regional basis. And there are other steps California could be taking to prevent homelessness.

Opinion: Why is California behind Texas in curbing homelessness? - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why is California behind Texas in curbing homelessness?

While Houston and Austin make strides, Los Angeles, San Francisco and other Golden State cities continue to struggle. But there are solutions available.

Criminal Justice Reform Incomplete, not Ineffective - Vimarsana News

Criminal Justice Reform Incomplete, not Ineffective

The communities most affected by persistent violence, poverty, and over-policing have created alternatives to incarceration that create safer, healthier cities.

Editorial: Want to stop the prison-to-street pipeline? Pass this bill to provide housing - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Want to stop the prison-to-street pipeline? Pass this bill to provide housing

Too many people who leave prison end up on the street. That’s bad for everyone. Lawmakers should approve a program to get them housed.

REENTRY house opens in Ketchikan - Vimarsana News

REENTRY house opens in Ketchikan

Sitting in the warm light streaming through the windows of her new residence Tuesday afternoon in Ketchikan, Jennifer reflected on her path from addiction, incarceration, assault and hopelessness to a new life full of possibilities. “This place is an absolute blessing for me,” said Jennifer, whose last name is being withheld in order to gain her perspective. Jennifer was accepted into Ketchikan's first-ever Reentry Housing project, a collaborative project between the Alaska Mental Health Trust, the Ketchikan Reentry Coalition, Ketchikan Indian Community and Ketchikan Wellness Coalit...