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The Veterans Affairs Department is going to provide housing for disabled homeless veterans on the vast property it owns in Los Angeles. On Wednesday, it announced an agreement with plaintiffs in a lawsuit that restores… Read More
The president of a government employees union says promised changes to the Department of Veterans Affairs have not materialized. American Federation of Government Employees Local 2031 president Charles Smith says members will demonstrate outside the… Read More
CINCINNATI — Some employees at Cincinnatis Veterans Affairs Medical Center are set to protest over what they say are bad conditions at the facility. Members of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) said they… Read More
The Dependents’ Educational Assistance program offers education and training opportunities to eligible dependents of veterans who are permanently and totally disabled due to a service-related condition or of veterans who died while on active duty… Read More
A union representing government employees on Tuesday condemned a bill meant to reform how bonuses are awarded at the Department of Veterans Affairs. The bill, which was recently introduced by Rep. Jeff Miller, would allow… Read More
One quality that makes Chuck Maulden a caring emergency department nurse is his ability to put himself in someone elses shoes. Recently, hes been lauded for putting someone else in his. Maulden, 33, had been… Read More
About 5,500 veterans live on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, and roughly 1,300 are receiving health care through the Hampton VA Medical Center. Keeping an appointment with a primary care doctor means driving from Accomack or Northampton… Read More
LOMA LINDA >> Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald conducted a whirlwind visit to the Jerry L. Pettis Memorial Medical Center on Tuesday, bringing his customer focus message with him. What we are trying to do… Read More
MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) –The VA Office of the Inspector General released its review of the Memphis VA Medical Center Tuesday afternoon. Inspectors evaluated the hospital in early November 2014. According to the Department of Veteran… Read More
OKLAHOMA CITY Gov. Mary Fallin wants to change leadership at the state veterans agency so more former servicemen are served. In a letter to the governing commission of the Veterans Affairs Department, Fallin said Oklahoma… Read More
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