Fresno opens 24/7 storm relief centers as atmospheric rivers bash California
The doors to four community centers will be kept open 24/7 until Jan. 15, as Fresno is expected to receive record-high precipitation levels due to a barrage of atmospheric rivers pummeling California. On Monday, Fresno city officials announced that its four warming centers will be turned into storm relief centers, so that any member of…
Everything you need to know about Fresno warming centers, open through the end of January
Update: On Jan. 26, Fresno city officials announced that warming centers will be kept open at night until Feb. 9, 2023. The centers will be kept open from 6 p.m. until 8 a.m except the Pinedale Community Center, which will open an hour later at 7 p.m. The Fresno City Council approved a proposal Thursday…
Fresno officials to keep warming centers open amid unexpectedly colder winter
The new policy will keep the city’s four warming centers open through January 31st, from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Tulare homeless shelter moves forward + business accelerator in former courthouse
The Tulare County Board of Supervisors approved a no-cost lease agreement with the City of Tulare, allowing a 200+ bed homeless shelter to move forward on a portion of the Hillman healthcare campus on East O’Neal Avenue and South O Street.
Supervisor Brandau votes against local homelessness action plan + increased fines approved (11/29/22)
After asking why he shouldn’t get “free housing,” Supervisor Brandau was the sole vote against an updated local Homelessness Action Plan that incorporates $6.7 million in state funding.
Heat wave, drugs, and homelessness. What caused the death of two men on Fresno streets?
Two unhoused men’s deaths appear to be drug related, Fresno County, CA Coroner’s Office says, but homeless advocates say record September heat played a role.
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