Published 3 years ago

California spending billions to house homeless in hotels

Summary by Ground News

Project Homekey is repurposing vacant hotels, motels and other unused properties. It's the lynchpin of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s $12 billion plan to combat homelessness. California has an estimated 161,000 unhoused people, more than a quarter of the nationwide total.

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News18 India

California Spending Billions To House Homeless In Hotels

LOS ANGELES: When homeless outreach workers first visited her encampment under a Los Angeles highway overpass last fall, Veronica Perez was skeptical of their offer of not just a bed, but a furnished apartment complete with meals, counseling and the promise of some stability in her life.

3 years ago·India

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The Independent

California spending billions to house homeless in hotels

Project Homekey is set for a massive expansion in California

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

California spending billions to house homeless in hotels

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When homeless outreach workers first visited her encampment under a Los Angeles highway overpass last fall, Veronica Perez was skeptical of their offer of not just a bed, but a furnished apartment complete with meals, counseling…

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

California spending billions to house homeless in hotels

Project Homekey is set for a massive expansion in California

3 years ago·United States

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WKMG

California spending billions to house homeless in hotels

When homeless outreach workers first visited her encampment under a Los Angeles highway overpass last fall, Veronica Perez was skeptical of their offer of not just a bed, but a furnished apartment complete with meals, counseling and the promise of some stability in her life. “They said they had housing for me, but it just didn’t seem real," Perez said. “When you're homeless, you become leery and you don't trust people." Perez, 57, had been sleep…

3 years ago·Orlando, United States

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