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While California spent nearly $24 billion on homelessness and housing over the last five years, a new audit found the state lacks data on the outcomes of its efforts
By Marie-Elena Schembri | Solving Sacramento In 2022, over 9,000 homeless individuals were counted in one night, up 67% from 2019. (Photo by Aaron Yabes)
Homeless people can lose irreplaceable belongings in Sacramento’s encampment evictions.
A Â bipartisan bill would crack down on homeless encampments in California.
Sacramento County District Attorney Thien Ho outlines his goals for public safety in his first-ever State of Public Safety address, focusing on fentanyl crisis, homelessness, and organized retail theft.