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Yahoo
14-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
‘Stop killing one another;' Dayton NAACP meets to discuss gun violence, calls for summer ceasefire
The Dayton branch of the NAACP met Friday to spread a message: put down the guns and stop the violence. [DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] News Center 7's Malik Patterson speaks with community leaders about their plan for a safer summer LIVE on News Center 7 at 11. NAACP President Derrick Foward says the violence needs to stop. 'We are up 13.33 percent in homicides this year,' Foward said. TRENDING STORIES: Video released of moments leading up to officer shooting armed man 13-year-old girl reported missing from Xenia DHS revokes temporary status of Haitians, other nationalities; confusion sets in Foward says he wants a safer summer, and is asking people to put their weapons away. 'One life lost at the hand of gun violence, in my opinion, is too many,' Foward said. Angela Garcia, who lives in Dayton, says she's most concerned for the city's youth. 'Our youth right now, you know, they are faced with so many different challenges,' Garcia said. Garcia says part of the issue is the lack of resources in the community. 'They don't have many places to go. There's not many things for them to do, you know, that's being offered,' Garcia said. This was part of the City of Dayton's Stop the Violence Initiative which would use community members to help steer youth in the right direction, stopping issues before they began. Garcia says her heart aches when she hears about another victim. 'I'm always thinking about the neighbor. I mean, whatever they're going through, I'm going through,' Garcia said. Foward says it begins at home, and the NAACP will continue to push for a complete stop in gun violence. 'I'm pleading with the parents, grandparents, sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles and cousins - stop killing one another,' Foward said. They ended Friday's meeting with a request for a 30-day ceasefire in Dayton, to keep this summer peaceful. [SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
Epoch Times
02-05-2025
- Epoch Times
Santa Clara County Hosts Second Chance Fair, Unveils Service to Support Formerly Incarcerated People
The Santa Clara County Probation Department held its annual Second Chance Adult Probation Employment and Resource Fair on April 30, attracting dozens of community organizations and service providers who want to assist formerly incarcerated individuals in rebuilding their lives. Held at the Adult Probation Department's courtyard on North First Street in San Jose, California, the event marked Second Chance Month, a nationwide initiative aimed at removing barriers to successful reentry for former prisoners. A highlight of the fair was the unveiling of the department's new mobile probation vans, designed to reach unhoused and underserved individuals who face obstacles in attending in-person appointments or court hearings. 'These mobile units allow us to bring probation services directly into the community,' Leah Dansby, program manager of the Resource Services Unit, told The Epoch Times. 'Whether it's homeless encampments or areas with limited transit access, this is about meeting clients where they are and preventing violations that often occur just because someone couldn't make it to a scheduled appearance.' While the vans offer direct access to probation-related services—such as remote court appearances and referrals for treatment—they are complemented by a wide network of community partners that provide wraparound support. One of the organizations participating in the fair was Community Solutions, a nonprofit offering mental health and substance use treatment across the lifespan. It emphasized its forensic programs aimed at helping clients in specialized courts avoid re-incarceration. Related Stories 4/23/2025 4/21/2025 'Our goal is stabilization and reconnection to essential services,' Angela Garcia, a staff member with the organization, told The Epoch Times. Midtown Family Services also attended the fair and presented a holistic approach to self-sufficiency, offering everything from housing assessments to credit checks and background reviews. 'We scale needs from one to five and focus on the areas most critical for each individual,' said Midtown Family Services staff member Mario Canas, who talked to The Epoch Times about the importance of comprehensive planning beyond just job placement. The county's Reentry Resource Center was also present to guide clients freshly released from incarceration. 'Most people come out with just a shirt on their back,' Francis, a county employee working at the booth, told The Epoch Times. 'We connect them to housing, social services, behavioral health, and more—all in one place to reduce the complexity of navigating reentry.' Project Hope, a city program, highlighted its free tattoo removal service for individuals seeking to leave gang-affiliated or stigmatized identities behind. 'We focus on visible areas like the hands, face, neck, and wrist—barriers that often stand in the way of employment,' Vanessa Lopez, the program's representative, told The Epoch Times. Youth-focused nonprofits offered paid internships and job readiness training to help at-risk teens build foundational skills while staying in school. 'We want to start them young, so when they hit adulthood, they're ready,' said Analecia, a program mentor. The Zephyr Self-Help Center, operated by the county's Behavioral Health Services, provides peer-led support groups, job readiness coaching, and family outreach services. 'We never close our doors to anyone seeking help,' one staff member told The Epoch Times. Also featured at the fair was promotion for the Reentry Resource Center's upcoming Rise Up and Run 5K, a community fundraising event supporting the reentry population. The running and walking Proceeds from the event will go toward purchasing new clothing for individuals transitioning out of incarceration—providing them with appropriate attire for job interviews, court appearances, and daily life. 'Success doesn't happen in isolation,' Dansby said. 'It's a community effort, and today shows just how many people are working together to make sure no one gets left behind.'
Yahoo
12-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Sergio Garcia's Wife Stuns in Unbuttoned Outfit at Masters
Sergio Garcia's wife stunned fans in an unbuttoned outfit when she served as her husband's caddie at the Masters Par-3 Contest. According to The Sporting News, Garcia's wife stole "the show" by wearing an "unbuttoned caddie outfit." Advertisement Angela Garcia accompanied her husband on the green with their kids, Azalea, 7, and Enzo, 5, the site reported. Angela Garcia is "an accomplished golfer in her own right and a former Golf Channel reporter," noted The Sporting News. Garcia shared a series of photos showing his wife and kids on his X page, declaring them the family's "take on Augusta." The photos show his wife wearing the traditional caddie outfit with a green baseball cap, and Sergio Garcia holding one of their kids. Photos on Getty Images show Angela Garcia with the caddie outfit unbuttoned to reveal a white tank top underneath. Caddie of Patrick Reed of the United States, Michael Collins, ESPN Golf Reporter & Analyst walks with Sergio Garcia of Spain and his family during the Par Three Contest prior to the 2025 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 09, 2025 in Augusta, Georgia."Beautiful family! I'm rooting for you Sergio!!" a fan responded on his comment thread. Angela Garcia also shared the photos on her Instagram page. Advertisement On that page, she frequently shared pictures with her husband. "Champions dinner with my champion! ⛳️ Ready for an amazing week in Augusta," she wrote with one photo showing them together. "Family over everything! We love supporting @thesergiogarcia 🔥," she wrote with another picture. In January, she shared a picture of them in a golf cart and wrote, "Happy birthday to the love of my life! I'm so grateful we found each other and we get to share this beautiful journey! You make me laugh every day and you and our sweet kiddos bring me so much joy! Love you, Gio! ❤️"
