Fremont to vote on controversial homeless ban that also prohibits 'aiding' or 'abetting' camps
Violations would mean a $1,000 fine or jail time for six months. Several Fremont city and community leaders say the proposed ...
Fremont’s homeless camp ban would be the strictest in the Bay Area. Will other cities follow?
Fremont’s plan to ban homeless camps anywhere in the city has the potential to be the most forceful response yet in the Bay ...
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Should ‘Aiding’ Or ‘Abetting’ A Homeless Camp Be Illegal? It Might Soon Be A Reality In This Bay Area City
By Marisa Kendall, CalMatters As communities up and down California ban homeless encampments, one Bay Area city is trying to ...
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Fremont poised to punish those helping people in homeless encampments
In Fremont, leaders are set to vote on a new ordinance that could punish people for helping people stay in a homeless encampment.
Pensacola women's shelter may close soon due to new ordinance on public tent camping
A Pensacola homeless shelter for women says they have one week to find a new place to live after Escambia County passed a new ...
“We Will Fight Back”: Aid Workers Fear Closing a Camp on the Arizona Border Will Endanger Migrants
For the past two years, religious and humanitarian organizations have provided food and aid to migrants at a camp near Sasabe ...
Guantanamo Bay prepares for Trump’s migrant surge
US President Donald Trump ordered the navy base to prepare for as many as 30,000 deportees. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Inside the ISIS open-air prison camp where thousands of families are forcibly indoctrinated to become fanatics in a lawless dystopia set to become the Ground Zero for Islamic ...
Scattered across Rojava - the Kurdish-led region in Syria that spearheaded the global fight against the Islamic State - there are prisons holding thousands upon thousands of captured ISIS fighters ...
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A Sacramento Homeless Encampment Won a Historic Lease From the City. Then It All Fell Apart.
Homeless and disability rights advocates saw it as a rare victory for Sacramento’s most vulnerable residents. The city called it a “failed experiment” — and swept the encampment.