A California bill requiring state and local governments to develop actionable plans to reduce homelessness by 90% by 2029 has been passed by a key Assembly committee, among the latest in a string of efforts tackling a growing statewide unhoused population that is also the largest in the nation.
California Assembly Committee Backs Bill Requiring Tough Action Plans on Homelessness
Governments Would Need To Create Strategies For 90% Reduction by 2029
By Lou Hirsh
CoStar News
April 30, 2021 | 7:35 P.M.
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