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Steakhouse was planned for former downtown Modesto bank. This agency will occupy it instead - Vimarsana News

Steakhouse was planned for former downtown Modesto bank. This agency will occupy it instead

The building has a Modernist design, with concrete arches and lots of glass.

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Stanislaus County leaders set target date to start involuntary treatment for substance use - Vimarsana News

Stanislaus County leaders set target date to start involuntary treatment for substance use

A key change in Senate Bill 43 is adding adults with severe substance use disorder to the criteria for a “5150” hold.

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California budget plan would delay housing funds for Stanislaus CARE Court. What else? - Vimarsana News

California budget plan would delay housing funds for Stanislaus CARE Court. What else?

“It is concerning,” Supervisor Terry Withrow said. “We felt we were making headway with good legislation and good programs, but now they might be pulling the rug out from us.”

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Stanislaus County considers major industrial warehouse project in north Modesto - Vimarsana News

Stanislaus County considers major industrial warehouse project in north Modesto

It’s the first major industrial project in the Salida Community Plan, approved in 2007, and its dimensions are eye-popping.

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New mental illness, addiction law delayed by Central Valley counties - Vimarsana News

New mental illness, addiction law delayed by Central Valley counties

Historic changes to California’s conservatorship law, which will expand who can be placed in involuntary care and treatment in an attempt to address the state’s ongoing homelessness crisis, will have