After about five months since Sacramento County opened its first tiny home community on Power Inn and Florin roads to help the unhoused, the operator said the "Safe Stay Community" has helped 10 people get into more permanent housing.
Known as the PAWS Clinic, the free service will focus on spaying and neutering pets while also providing vaccinations and caring for sick and injured animals. The clinic will visit local homeless shelters and encampments.
UPDATE: Sheriff’s officials updated their original social media post around 1 p.m., saying that the girl “…has been located safe and sound.” (FOX40.COM) — The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a child reported missing Thursday morning. The agency said the 10-year-old was last seen around 6 a.m. near […]