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New emergency homelessness orders will allow Vancouver to restrict more camping, move faster on solutions - Vimarsana News

New emergency homelessness orders will allow Vancouver to restrict more camping, move faster on solutions

The Vancouver City Council ratified three emergency orders Monday regarding homelessness, allowing the city to access emergency reserve funds, forgo some processes for accessing resources and designate up to 48

Source: tdn.com
Vancouver declares homelessness emergency as population grows - Vimarsana News

Vancouver declares homelessness emergency as population grows

Since 2022, Clark County has seen a 54% hike in residents experiencing ‘chronic homelessness’

Source: yahoo.com
Vallejo to host town hall on crisis response team - Vimarsana News

Vallejo to host town hall on crisis response team

Members of the public will be able to weigh in on candidates to run the Integrated Health and Resource Team.

New Sheriff's substation in Porterville is opening soon - Vimarsana News

New Sheriff's substation in Porterville is opening soon

PORTERVILLE, Calif. (KGPE/KSEE) – A new substation is opening on Wednesday with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony in Porterville, announced the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday. Deputies say the new facility will provide the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office with a substantial amount of additional room compared to the old substation in town. That substation, at 379 N. […]

Source: yahoo.com
How Norway is helping to restore humanity ins - Vimarsana News

How Norway is helping to restore humanity ins

As part of an innovative prison reform program, the Oregon State Penitentiary created a healing garden on its grounds to provide some respite from the concrete and resemble the outside world. One incarcerated man who had spent most of the past two decades in solitary confinement described going to the garden as, “the first time I walked on grass in 20 years.”