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... to pay for housing for those with mental health challenges or substance use disorder, and focused, by the way, on veterans as well. I mean, homelessness is a massive crisis in California and in the rest of the country as well. This represents a massive investment in trying to get ...
... year in just the last few weeks. And a lot of them are telling me that they're going to be focusing on housing and homelessness, which are sort of twin crises that are working together. There is simply not enough housing in America. It takes a long time to ...
Sunday on PBS News Weekend, why a record number of people across America are experiencing homelessness this holiday season. Then, as the congressional fight over Ukraine aid is pushed into 2024, a new film documents the human toll of the war and resilience of those on the front lines. Plus ...
... I asked him about the genesis of Stockton program. Michael Tubbs, Founder, Mayors for a Guaranteed Income: That the crux of all the issues from homelessness to crime to education was his persistent poverty and economic insecurity. So my first 100 days, I gathered my team in the office and ...
In our news wrap Friday, the Congressional Budget Office projected inflation will slow to near two percent next year, homelessness in the United States soared to its highest levels on record, European Union leaders insisted they will get more military aid to Ukraine next year and Russian officials say the ...
... president, saying she felt Biden is too focused on dealing with conflicts abroad rather than “what’s going on under his own nose,” such as homelessness, gun violence and the economy. AP-NORC POLL: Americans offer unflattering assessments of both Biden and Trump “What’s going on with Biden right ...
... for homeless people, including some living in encampments. “We are hyper-focused on housing,” said Danielle Werder, manager of the county’s Office to End Homelessness. “We’re not walking around with socks and water bottles. We’re walking around saying, ‘What do you need?’” In Portland, the encampment dismantled ...
... own soil, that we need to deal with," said Eric Mondello, 40, from Fountain, Colorado. Pointing to needs such as health care for veterans and homelessness in communities, Mondello added: "I understand the U.S. has been an ally to others, but I feel like, let's take care of ...
... by the cops. Fred De Sam Lazaro: Mike Forcia chairs the American Indian Movement Twin Cities. In 2002, he settled a police brutality case with the MPD for $125,000. Today Forcia sees a community plagued by homelessness and substance abuse and a police department focusing on the wrong issues.
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