ESCONDIDO: Motor home ban criticized as anti-homeless North County Times Linda and John Carneiro and one of their four children with their mobile home parked on Broadway in Escondido at Grape Day Park Friday. They live in the mobile home with their four children. BILL WECHTER | bwechter@nctimes.com Escondido City Council ... |
City borrows $2.4M to move mobile home residents Sacramento Bee A Northern California city is borrowing $2.4 million to move residents of a mobile home park devastated by flooding last year. The Santa Cruz Sentinel ( http://bit.ly/Abwn5f) says the Capitola City Council voted 3-2 on Thursday night to borrow the ... Capitola Soquel Times: February 2012 |
Red Bluff/Tehama County Police and Fire reports: 02-04-12 Red Bluff Daily News By DN Staff The following information is compiled from Red Bluff Police Department, Tehama County Sheriff's Department, Corning Police Department and California Highway Patrol. - Tehama Interagency Drug Enforcement task force agents arrested three men ... |
Desert Hot Springs to lose authority over mobile home parks The Desert Sun Palm View Estates mobile home park in Desert Hot Springs. Wade Byars/ The Desert Sun The California Department of Housing and Community Development will revoke Desert Hot Spring's authority over mobile home parks Feb. 15 if the city does not fix ... |
POLICE BEAT: Four nabbed after suspicious activity Kearney Hub KEARNEY - Two Kearney men were cited for drug violations, and a Gibbon man was arrested on a warrant Thursday night following a report of suspicious activity at East Lawn Mobile Home Estates. A daily roundup of local police activity. |
Defining 'relocation' for mobile-home owners Santa Maria Times County planning and legal staff have a narrow interpretation that differs from that of mobile home residents. Staff is fixated on a literal interpretation of California Code that says mitigation of MH park closure "cannot exceed reasonable costs of ... |
Picks & Pecks Editorial: Let's hear it for karma TheReporter.com It was just another burglary, until, a week later, Vacaville firefighter Louis Jones spotted some of his missing property at a mobile home park, where his crew had been called to assist with a medical aid. When he got back to the station, he called the ... |