California leaders, beleaguered by homelessness crisis, want more power to clear camps
A debate over whether homeless people should be allowed to sleep in public has created strange bedfellows in California.
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A debate over whether homeless people should be allowed to sleep in public has created strange bedfellows in California.
Arizona Republican leaders hope the U.S. Supreme Court takes up a case that could change how lawmakers can deal with homeless encampments.
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San Diego city officials are debating joining a federal court case out of Oregon that is looking to get the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on rules that have barred cities from clearing homeless encampments without available shelter beds.