Foreign nationals challenge DHS inadmissibility rulings, alleging lack of evidence, notice, and chance to rebut. Lawsuit highlights procedural fairness in immigration proceedings amid claims of unjust consequences on careers.
Windhorse Full Circle Coaching recently welcomed a group from Women's Recovery Services, a nonprofit founded in 1975 that helps families recover from a mother’s addiction, for a weekend retreat as part of its Weekend Discoveries program.
Women caring for infants and young children are not turned away from addiction treatment at Women’s Recovery Services (WRS) because they don’t have to leave their children to get the help they need.
Women’s Recovery Services (WRS), located in Santa Rosa, California, is a nonprofit organization founded in 1975 that helps families recover from a mother’s addiction. The organization’s goal is to break the cycle of addiction for women, including by providing a safe, healthy residence that allows neglected children to remain with their mothers while they learn life skills necessary to become responsible community members.
Women’s Recovery Services (WRS) is a nonprofit organization based in Sonoma County, California, helping families heal after being broken by a mother’s addiction.
California Rep. Mike Thompson (CA-05) recently invited a ceremonial guest from each county in his district to virtually attend President Joe Biden’s first address to Congress on April 28.
California Assemblymember Jim Wood recently announced that he is "working hard" to secure additional funding for the state's wildfire protection efforts.
Melanie Parker, deputy director of Sonoma County Regional Parks, recently discussed a new documentary about the increasing occurrence of large scale wildfires in the western United States.
The Mendocino County Council Board of Supervisors recently unanimously approved the Industrial Hemp Pilot Program, an initiative the county is developing which will allow the planting of hemp for the growing season of 2021.
Assemblymember Marc Levine (D–Marin County) recently announced that Sonoma and Marin Counties are receiving additional state funds to support upcoming vaccination efforts in the North Bay region.
The City of Santa Rosa recently announced that it has temporarily reinstated employer provided COVID-19 related paid sick leave for anyone working within the city.
The City of Santa Rosa recently announced that it is allowing limited reopening of youth and adult recreational sports, gyms and fitness centers, and otherlimited services.
In an effort to address inequity and discrimination and recognize its far-reaching effects on the community’s health, the Napa City Council has declared racism to be a public health crisis.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors recently announced that it is holding an online community forum to review and inform the public about Sheriff's data on ICE access.