San Francisco says it will resume sweeping homeless encampments in a matter of just weeks after an appeals court overturned an injunction pausing efforts to prevent people from sleeping on the street.
San Francisco says it will resume sweeping homeless encampments after an appeals court overturned an injunction pausing efforts to prevent people from sleeping on the street.San Francisco says it will resume sweeping homeless encampments in a matter of just weeks., on Monday an appeals court overturned an injunction that paused the city's efforts to enforce laws preventing people from staying out on the street.
At Monday night's mayoral debate hosted by KTVU, candidates laid out their plans to address the crisis, with the two currently not in city government - promising stricter measures. Entrepreneur Daniel Lurie added, "Under my watch, we are going to stand up 1,500 shelter beds in the first six months of my administration. People will no longer be able to resort to nor will they be allowed to stay on our streets."
"We as a community and our political leadership, over decades not just the current leadership but going back decades, have made concerted choices to dis invest in affordable housing and instead invest in policies that push people out," Kashyap said.
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