Fremont’s homeless camp ban would be the strictest in the Bay Area. Will other cities follow?
Fremont’s plan to ban homeless camps anywhere in the city has the potential to be the most forceful response yet in the Bay Area to a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling this summer granting officials broad authority to police homelessness — and could have ripple effects across the region.
Fremont passes 1st-of-a-kind ordinance tackling homelessness
FREMONT, Calif. - The Fremont City Council on Tuesday passed a first-of-its kind ordinance tackling homelessness. Council members voted 6-1 to make it illegal to camp in public spaces and make it a misdemeanor to "aid and abet" the homeless – although it's not exactly clear what that means, according to the Washington Post.
An ordinance that would make it illegal for anyone to camp or maintain an encampment on public property in the city of ...
The City of Fremont passed a new ordinance that will make it easier to crack down on anyone helping to build or maintain ...
Fremont County Sheriff Alan Cooper is calling for mental health reform, not only within his jail but out in the public as ...
A 1,451-square-foot home on the 5700 block of Antone Road in Fremont sold in October 2024, for $1,750,000, a price per square ...
With grant funds running out and after a budget meeting last year, the city and partners decided to eliminate the position ...
A vehicle crashed into a Fremont barbershop, causing minor injuries and structural damage, prompting an ongoing police ...
The regulatory action comes as Tesla CEO Musk works as a special government employee for President Donald Trump to ...
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - After filing for bankruptcy for the second time in a year, fabric and craft brand JOANN is closing 500 ...
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