Proposed California bill would bar fining, arresting homeless people for camping
- A proposed California bill aims to prevent cities and counties from fining or arresting homeless individuals for sleeping or camping on the street, scheduled for legislative committee review later this month.
- California State Senator Sasha Renée Pérez stated that such penalties make it harder for individuals to escape homelessness and support the Right to Rest Act.
- According to the Inner City Law Center, fines and arrests do not address homelessness and can worsen poverty cycles.
- More than 300,000 people faced homelessness in California in 2024, while only 76,000 shelter beds were available, highlighting a significant resource gap.
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