💨 Abstract
California Governor Gavin Newsom has urged local governments to clear homeless encampments, releasing $3.3 billion to expand housing and treatment options. A new model ordinance aims to set rules around encampments, prioritizing shelter and services. The state, with nearly a third of the U.S. homeless population, has struggled to address the issue despite significant spending. A 2024 audit found that $24 billion spent over five years lacked consistent tracking of improvements.
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