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New homes for the homeless: Apartment complex focused on unsheltered seniors opens in Ventura CountyRancho Sierra Senior Apartments in Camarillo has 50 units. The nonprofit group Many Mansions teamed up with Ventura County to build the $40 million project.
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The Santa Barbara County Public Defender's Office is spearheading the drive, with assistance from the nonprofit community group Adam's Angels.
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Federal prosecutors filed a mail fraud charge against the chief financial officer of the developer involved with the Thousand Oaks project.
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United Way of Ventura County has a project that helps people who are homeless get into permanent housing.
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The Valentine Road project is still a work in progress, but the first residents have moved into what will be a 134-unit apartment complex being created out of a former motel.
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The study, from United Way of California, shows more than 150,000 households in the region don't have the income to cover necessities.
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United Way gets funding to bolster efforts already credited with helping more than 100 families avoid eviction.
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The latest numbers show a nearly 16% drop in homelessness in the county from 2024 to 2025.
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Cal State Channel Islands getting $1.7 million to beef up homelessness relief program.
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More than $16.5 million going to programs in Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo Counties.