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New Tiny Home Community Expands Shelter And Services For Unhoused Residents In Tukwila
The Church by the Side of the Road and the Low Income Housing Institute have opened CBSR Village, a 40-unit tiny home community in Tukwila, to provide shelter and services for individuals, families with children and couples experiencing homelessness.
Rev. Al Sharpton Joins NYC Museum’s Call To Stop Next-Door Construction After Underground Railroad Discovery
Rev. Al Sharpton, alongside local leaders, has urged New York City to safeguard the Merchant's House Museum in Manhattan following the discovery of its ties to the Underground Railroad, as a proposed eight-story development next door threatens its preservation.
The Reality Of Being One Of 600,000 Black Women Out Of Work
An Atlanta-based social media manager shares her experience being laid off while on medical leave amid high unemployment for Black women.
TSA Workers Grapple With Loss Of First Paycheck: ‘I Don’t Want To Depend On Anybody Else’
The ongoing government shutdown has left TSA employees grappling with financial hardship, forcing many to borrow funds for essential needs and even withdraw from retirement savings. Concurrently, the agency is experiencing a rise in unscheduled absences and extended wait times at security checkpoints.
Ferguson Signs Bill Blocking Restrictions On New Grocery Stores And Pharmacies
Gov. Bob Ferguson has enacted House Bill 2294, a legislative measure designed to safeguard access to essential services by prohibiting property restrictions that hinder the establishment of new grocery stores or pharmacies in neighborhoods following a closure. This law aims to ensure communities maintain access to food and medicine, addressing the challenges posed by store closures.
Cantwell Praises Senate Passage Of Major Housing Bill Aimed At Expanding Affordable Housing
U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell has lauded the Senate's approval of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a legislative measure designed to increase housing supply and enhance federal initiatives targeting the national affordable housing deficit.
Bill Banning Face Coverings For Law Enforcement Heads To Governor’s Desk
A bill prohibiting law enforcement officers from covering their faces while engaging with the public has been passed by the Washington State Senate and is now pending the signature of Governor Bob Ferguson.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson Given Royal Homegoing Celebration
A congregation of presidents, civil rights leaders, and individuals from diverse backgrounds assembled to honor Rev. Jesse Jackson, celebrating his extraordinary ability to connect with people, his bravery, and his bold efforts in creating opportunities for others.
Mary Mahoney Nurses Organization To Honor Vanetta Molson-Turner For Lifetime Of Service
The Mary Mahoney Professional Nurses Organization will honor Vanetta Molson-Turner with the Ann Foy Baker Award for her decades of service to the community and commitment to advancing health equity and social justice.
Seattle Invests $14.7 Million In Community Programs To Reduce Gun Violence
The city of Seattle is investing $14.7 million in community partnerships to reduce gun violence and improve safety, with the funding supporting 19 community-based organizations providing violence intervention services, school-based safety programs and supportive services.