Residents of Sacramento homeless camp persuade city to delay Camp Resolution closure
The decision, which the city detailed in a letter to Merin Thursday morning, comes after homeless people came to City Council Tuesday in tears begging officials to not close the camp until they all get permanent housing.
Sacramento city manager’s office notified Safe Ground last month that property and occupants must be removed by May 16 as it ...
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Ukraine, trade and investment are expected to dominate Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s first trip to Europe in five years, which ...
A Texas public high school with a large population of Jewish students has caused uproar by publishing a ‘Times of Palestine’ ...
The National Trust for Historic Preservation's annual list of most endangered US historic sites shows desire to reflect ...
Three House Republicans are calling on the International Olympic Committee to stop requiring Taiwan to compete under the name ...
A town known for its rich history, and as a symbol of African American culture and heritage, is hard at work to keep history ...
China’s newest and most advanced aircraft carrier began sea trials this week, but it is still likely years away from regular, ...
We look at how university administrators have responded to Palestine solidarity protests by students with Frederick Lawrence, ...
Kahuk's decade-old friendship and cannabis partnership with Williams isn't the only reason the former 11-season NFL player, ...
As a graduate student at the University of Washington in the mid-aughts, Sparks lived in Tent City 3 for seven months, contributing as other residents do to the encampment’s ongoing maintenance and ...
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