How a law backing overdose prevention sites is blocking them
San Francisco supervisors may soon repeal a 2020 law that requires The City’s Department of Public Health to approve and permit any safe injection site
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San Francisco supervisors may soon repeal a 2020 law that requires The City’s Department of Public Health to approve and permit any safe injection site
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Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed a handful of California cities and counties to operate supervised drug injection sites. In his veto message, he said he’s concerned these sites could result in unintended consequences.
Senator Scott Wilk, R-Santa Clarita, responds to Newsom’s veto of Senate Bill, (SB 57) that would have created “safe” drug injection centers in California cities.