Homeless

Reader Input: Homeless numbers swelled by AB 109

Subject: “Homeless count hints at up economy,” Journal, May 29. Anyone who has driven through North Auburn recently knows that the homeless population has exploded an ...

New Placer homeless count hints at economic recovery

Placer County’s homeless numbers are down as economic numbers show a promising upturn. The count - used to help establish Placer County’s share of federal Housing and ...

Opening nears for $125K free health clinic in Auburn

After two years, more than $125,000 in contributions and thousands of volunteer hours, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Auburn is on the verge of opening a free health clinic fo ...

NOON HOUR UPDATE: Medical clinic for the homeless; Mother’s Day dining and the Board of Supervisors meet

Welcome to the Auburn Journal’s “Noon Hour Update,” where we’ll present you with stories and updates on what’s going on in the news and what we’ ...

North Auburn’s St. Theresa’s church offers homeless help

  North Auburn’s St. Theresa of Avila Catholic Church is teaming with a local restaurateur and stepping up to join others in the area to feed and clothe the homeless. ...

For $2.8M, Auburn keeps sewer talks open; council eyes new homeless shelter option

Just when Auburn’s involvement with the regional sewer project appeared to be ending, the City Council voted Monday to begin working on an agreement that would keep the door ...

City Council to hold public hearing on homeless shelter issue Monday

  The issue of where permanent homeless shelters should be allowed by right within Auburn makes its way to City Council chambers for a public hearing Monday night. Auburn ci ...

Businesses ‘up in arms’ over homeless shelter proposal

  Leslie Brewer has been monitoring how jurisdictions have responded to the state law requiring permanent homeless shelters to be allowed by right in at least one area of eve ...

Reader Input: Homeless zones inspire concern

I am concerned about the idea of homeless zones in Auburn (“Commission OKs limiting year-round homeless shelters to industrial areas,” Journal, March 8). In the 40 ye ...