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We are finding, coaching and training public media’s next generation. Six talented student journalists enrolled at northern California colleges and universities are participating in this state-of-the-art training week in California’s Capitol. This #nextgenradio<\/strong><\/a> project is created in partnership with Capital Public Radio, Sacramento State University.<\/p>\n

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Finding housing after an eviction:
\nThe need for a second chance<\/h1>\n

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Jessica Lamar struggles to find housing with an eviction on her record. | By Elizabeth Castillo<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Four months ago, Jessica Lamar had no idea where she would live. She learned that one of her kids would need round-the-clock care. Six of her other children were bouncing around from house to house living with her friends. Lamar was homeless with no housing prospects, because of a previous eviction.<\/p>\n

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Warehouse Artists Lofts Offer Affordable Community for Sacramento Artists<\/span><\/h1>\n

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Low Cost Living at the WAL Gives Tyler Campbell An Opportunity to Pursue his Music |<\/span> By Nour Coudsi<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Housing assistance still has a long way to go<\/h1>\n

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Housing in Sacramento can be challenging for young adults with a history of homelessness. Twenty-year-old Eroz Burse shares his journey.
By Hilda Flores<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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From High School To A Homeless Shelter<\/h1>\n

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With housing nearly impossible to find, many Millennials are staying with their parents. But those without stable homes have nowhere to go. Natasha Mat\u00fa and Colin Ray Jackson share their experiences with homelessness. | By Isabella Lord<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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More young adults than ever are staying with their parents after high school. Many parents are willing to take in their children, no matter their age, but there are thousands of Millennials who are estranged from their family and don\u2019t have a choice.<\/p>\n

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Despite Financial Help, Some College Students Can\u2019t Find Housing In Sacramento<\/h1>\n

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Rebecca Rodriguez has two weeks to find a place, and nowhere to go. She is one of about 48,000 California State University students without reliable housing. | By Laura Tsutsui
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“You would think with financial aid, plus scholarships and loans, that I should be able to comfortably afford to live somewhere and go to school without having to worry.” Rebecca Rodriguez has to move by the end of the month, and nowhere to go.<\/p>\n

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‘We Don\u2019t Have a Mortgage \u2014 It\u2019s Fantastic’<\/h1>\n

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This family of six considered buying a home in Sacramento, but steered away due to high housing prices. They now live in a RV as an affordable alternative.
By David Rodriguez<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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