Judge Shoots Down Trump's Homeless Funding Shift:  'The Hallmark of Unreasoned Decision Making'

Judge shoots down Trump's homeless funding shift:  'The hallmark of unreasoned decision making'

In a legal win for California, a federal judge shot down Trump’s efforts to funnel money away from permanent homeless housing.

Judge shoots down Trump’s homeless funding shift: ‘The hallmark of unreasoned decision making’ • The Mendocino Voice | Mendocino County, CA

This was written by staff at the nonprofit newsroom CalMatters. It was republished by The Mendocino Voice in partnership with CalMatters to bring relevant nonpartisan news to Mendocino County readers. Learn more about CalMatters here. SACRAMENTO, CA., 7/3/26 — California scored another win against the Trump administration in their battle over how to address the homelessness crisis here and nationwide.   A federal judge this week shot down the fe…

Judge shoots down Trump’s homeless funding shift

California scored another win against the Trump administration in their battle over how to address the homelessness crisis here and nationwide.

Judge shoots down Trump’s homeless funding shift:  ‘The hallmark of unreasoned decision making’

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. California scored another win against the Trump administration in their battle over how to address the homelessness crisis here and nationwide.  A federal judge this week shot down the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 2025 attempt to divert money away from […]

Judge shoots down Trump’s homeless funding shift: ‘The hallmark of unreasoned decision making’

This commentary was originally published at CalMatters.org. California scored another win against the Trump administration in their battle over how to address the homelessness crisis here and nationwide. A federal judge this week shot down the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development’s 2025 attempt to divert money away from permanent housing and instead fund temporary shelters and programs that require sobriety. But the judge stopped …