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“This camp cannot be taken down until everyone is housed. Whether the city provides it or the county or the state or the federal government, whichever way the housing is going to be provided.”

The deal allows the approximately 50 people living in tents and trailers at the camp to remain until all obtain permanent housing. The city had threatened to remove residents last fall.

The first of its kind deal comes after a months-long battle between Camp Resolution and the City of Sacramento

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A Northern California city says it will let a homeless encampment stay on some public...

The City of Sacramento said Friday that it leased public land to a non-profit for up to four months, allowing an already-present homeless encampment to stay....

Saturday, April 1 was a day of celebration for Camp Resolution, an unhoused community that has been set up at a fenced in, city-owned parking lot at Colfax and Arden Way for more than a year.

A group of homeless people, mostly women, have been living on a lot owned by the city of Sacramento, California, for more than a year.

Sacramento city officials said Friday the Safe Ground Sacramento, Inc. nonprofit is getting a 120-day lease for the property at 2225 Colfax St. — at no cost.