Category - Social Issues

• JUSTICES APPEAR SPLIT ON HOMELESS POLICIES
• Top court to decide fate of Biden’s rules on ghost guns
• In milestone, VW workers in Tenn. vote for union
• HHS finalizes shield rule on medical records for abortion
• DSWD releases program for teenage moms
• Can Fort Worth police’s plan reduce gun crime in West 7th?
• This isn’t a housing solution
• Council to discuss Measure H spending on homelessne­ss
• A renewed commitment: PBBM’S efforts to combat hunger, poverty, and crime
• Homeless center would help transform Tenderloin
• Spring water schemes supplying rural areas
• Groups battling opioid crisis express frustratio­n
• California could be first state for workers’ ‘right to disconnect’
• How The Wildcat Grew Up
• ‘Volunteeri­ng helped me find purpose after illness’
• Trauma lingers for Columbine survivors
• Arizona’s outrageous abortion rollbacks will backfire in November
• Flurry of gun bills advance in legislatur­e
• Food hub puts meals on tables
• Emergency water main repairs to top $1 million
• Households hit by water outage due to vandalism
• Increased jitters over ‘Day Zero’
• ‘Rogue’ crisis pregnancy agencies have targeted 15 women, department says
• Grants help troubled youth, homeless population find help
• The right to pray
• Primewater-baciwa addresses El Niño with new water infra initiative­s
• In wake of different shootings, Maine restricts guns as Iowa arms teachers
• Country faces water shortages if action is not taken – study
• Committee backs plans for abortion buffer zone
• Increasing crop yield will help ease imports
• Why there’s a new buoyancy around water and sanitation
• Audrey’s Resale Boutique donates to Loaves ’n Fishes Pantry
• Urgent interventi­on required for Verulam water
• Need to halt climate change
• Decisions about pregnancy should not be made by courts
• Tent cities reflect disaster
• WE DID NOT EAT BIDEN’S UNCLE! Gun law pledge