Why so Many Homeless People Have Smartphones (And How They’re Making Social Isolation Worse)
Savannah Aleckson Source: Conservative Daily News CDN There’s been no shortage of hand-wringing the last 15 months as our nation grappled with COVID-19 and its ripple effects, many of which are not medical: the threat of a collapsed economy, government overreach, and increased seclusion along with its affiliated detriments have been concerns. At the epicenter of […]
Oxnard: Sakioka Farms Business Park to bring 5,000-9,000 jobs; a Sell Job on $45 Million Sales Tax Increase and More to Finance Budget Spending
By George Miller On June 16, the Oxnard City Council cleared away some of the last obstacles for the new Sakioka Farms Business Park to bring 5,000-9,000 jobs. The Developer promised to break ground on the project this year. The 430 acre site is the last remaining large undeveloped parcel in the city and a […]
Oxnard Homeless Programs Status- Ormond Beach Again Overrun; Commission Advocates $34 million “Navigation Center”/Homeless Shelter and More
By Lang Martinez & George Miller Ormond Beach/Halaco again being overrun by squatters Homeless Commission votes to approve $34 million “navigation center” to shelter, service, up to 110 homeless Community Action center still closed- solution sought Most “at -risk” county homeless still housed in hotels Oxnard and many other jurisdictions have long struggled with seemingly […]
Oxnard Housing Director Emilio Ramirez on Homeless Program
By George Miller Oxnard Housing Director Emilio Ramirez recently talked to us about the city’s homeless program effort. Topics Covered were: 1. Status of new shelter/navigation center, Armory move-out 2 Alternative shelter possibilities 3. In context of overall homeless strategy Oxnard, like many other cities, has struggled with a growing homeless […]
Oxnard Council Approves More Homeless Action/$, Downtown Code/Redev. Architecture; Maulhardt HS/Parks Project Advances
By George Miller The July 16, 2019 Oxnard City Council covered a report of progress on the homeless situation, approval of $1,500,000 in grants to help address it and authorization to use the National Guard Armory as a 24 hour shelter. Then the Council made it clear that they are fed up with lack of […]
Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center Shelter is Full, Sends 26 Animals to Northern California Rescue Facility
(SANTA PAULA, CALIFORNIA) Twenty-six animals from the Santa Paula Animal Rescue Center (SPARC) were transported this week to a rescue in Northern California. SPARC, a no-kill, non-profit animal shelter, has been receiving so many stray and surrendered animals since the beginning of 2019 that the shelter had run out of space and adoptions were not keeping […]
Oxnard Shelter Opening Date Moved Up due to Rain: Will Open Wednesday, 1/30/19, at 5:00 p.m.
TO ALL CONCERNED: We am writing to advise that a change has been made to the opening date for the Temporary Emergency Shelter. Instead of opening on Friday, February 1, 2019, the doors to the TES will open on Wednesday, January 30, at 5:00 p.m., at 351 South “K” Street, Oxnard CA 93030. This change […]
Red Cross Opening Shelters in Ventura County
Camarillo, Calif. (January 15, 2018) — The American Red Cross of Ventura County will be opening shelters this afternoon for residents ordered to evacuate due to heavy rains and the risk for debris flow. The Red Cross shelters will be located at: Ventura College at 4667 Telegraph Rd in Ventura Nordhoff High School at 1401 […]
San Diego Calls on State to Help Fund Migrant Shelters
. By Stephen Frank, California Political News and Views San Diego County has decided to become a magnet for illegal aliens.. It doesn’t want to spend its own taxpayers money—they want folks in Chico and Eureka to finance making life easier for illegal aliens in this Sanctuary State. “In a bipartisan effort, San Diego County’s mostly […]
Reno’s homeless tent shelter the latest piece of a failed approach
By Paul White During her 2018 State of the City Address, Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve said she was “incredibly proud” of how Reno’s homeless issues were being handled. Investing just eight hours of your time proves the ridiculousness of that statement. That was the length of my 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. volunteer shift […]
