cascade and senator apartments

People living in Yakima's Cascade and Senator apartments no longer have to move out. The city said the owner of the downtown apartments fixed the faulty fire alarm system over the weekend, and now it's working properly. The city said several holes in the ceilings and floors have also been repaired...

The community in Yakima came together this past week to help those who were about to be evicted from the Cascade and Senator Apartments.

Tenants of the Cascade and Senator Apartments shared a loud and clear message outside Yakima City Hall Thursday; they do not want to be homeless.

Residents of the Cascade and Senator apartments can get information from a help center in Yakima Today as the residents look for places to live. Because of safety code violations the city is closing both apartments on Friday leaving some 200 residents looking for a new place to live...

As the deadline for residents of the Cascade and Senator Apartments to vacate the buildings approaches, the City of Yakima has partnered with the Yakima County Human Services Department to develop a plan to help the residents find other housing...

The city of Yakima plans to vacate 200 low-income residents of the Cascade and Senator Apartments in Downtown Yakima. The buildings have many long-term, unaddressed code violations, which are unsafe for the people living in the building...