The Pulse of another beginning
CONCORD, CA (July 15, 2021) — Emerging from the scars of the pandemic and the
homelessness
Renovated Concord homeless shelter reopens with privacy, pocket park and a place for pets
CONCORD, CA – Making the $1400 rent payment every month for their small Concord apartment
Concord’s Birsan aims for county board, pushing issues around the homeless and housing
CONCORD, CA – Citing a desire to make an impact beyond Concord, City Councilmember Edi
High turnout for survey on COVID and the homeless
CONCORD, CA — Setting an 11-year record, 603 people took the survey to date. Thank
Pulse of Concord — Questions of and about the homeless
CONCORD, CA — There is not a homeless problem. There are many problems so forget
After 12 years of the Pulse, many issues remain the same
CONCORD, CA — The heartbeat of the community continues to pound out for concerns about
To emulate Martinez-type homeless camp, Concord would need additional resources
CONCORD, CA—Amongst the questions in the next Pulse of Concord survey will be a series
Concord’s future looking a little more optimistic
CONCORD, CA—It is with cautious optimism that I say 2021 seems to be headed in
So This Happened…Week of Feb. 8-14
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY—In a touching Valentine’s Day tribute, the Clayton Valley Garden Club included 650
Letter to the editor: Homelessness a problem long before COVID-19
Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the January 15, 2021 article on homelessness. Homelessness