February 11, 2019
Faith Voices of Columbia push extensive 2019 ‘moral agenda’
Members of Faith Voices of Columbia released their “moral agenda” for 2019 on Monday morning at a news conference in the Daniel Boone City Building. A couple dozen people gathered…
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CityPlace: Let the Work Continue!
Vermont Interfaith Action has watched with concern the struggles of developer Don Sinex to move forward with his ambitious dream to replace the aging Burlington mall. After listening to community…
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Superintendent Hopes Teacher Strike Can Be Avoided
Oakland schools superintendent Kyla Johnson-Trammell said on Wednesday that she still hopes to avoid a strike by the district’s 3,000 teachers even though 95 percent of them have voted to…
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Why civil rights groups are split over impending Denver teachers strike
A half-dozen civil rights and community group leaders united Thursday to rally behind pay incentives for teachers in high-poverty Denver schools, aligning with the school district in the most contentious…
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Partnership announced to help solve housing crisis in Bay Area
When it came to the Bay Area’s housing crisis, three years ago tech companies would tell you “it’s not our problem.” That’s what Priscilla Chan, the wife of Facebook’s Mark…
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New coalition plans to invest $540 million for Bay Area affordable housing
A coalition of businesses, philanthropies, housing advocates and community and faith leaders announced Thursday afternoon an ambitious plan to invest $540 million over the next 18 years to preserve and…
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Pasadena council fast-tracks housing for homeless seniors
Pasadena is fast-tracking construction of 65 to 70 units of permanent supportive housing at Heritage Square — but it could still take three years before the project for homeless seniors…
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