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California government Gavin News He has published details about his multi -million dollar plan for the fight against the homeless crisis in Golden State and pushes cities and counties to take “direct actions”.
On Monday, he divided the model of the Regulations for the cities and counties to “immediately turn to dangerous and unhealthy camps and connect people who experience homelessness with shelter and services.”
“There is nothing compassionate about letting people die on the streets,” he said in a statement.
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“Local leaders have requested resources – we have provided the biggest state investment in history. They have requested legal clarity – the courts have delivered to them. Now we give them a model that can work immediately, with urgency and humanity to solve camps and connect people with shelter, residential and care. Time for inactive pronouncement.
The Ordinance has been supported by $ 3.3 billion in a new financing of the Prop 1, Novsom’s office announced, adding that the governor “urged all local self -government to act without delay.”
Government Gavin News; People at a homeless camp in California (Getty Images)
News also encourages local leaders to use their powers, and confirmed by the US Supreme Court to deal with tamples.
“The governor calls on any local government to adopt and spend local policies without delay,” said Newsom’s office.
The Newsom office said that this model of the Rulebook is drawn from a “proven and feasible approach”, an approach, which between July 2021 and May 2025 cleared more than 16,000 campsites and more than 311,873 cubic meters of karst from the place, along the state.
“These results show that politics is effective and scalable, offering sound, adopted jurisdiction framework for solving the camp by urgent and dignity,” he told News.
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California government Gavin News (Medianews Group/East Bay Times via Getty Images)
The announcement on Monday, with the announcement of $ 3.3 billion, the proposal 1 financing, which Newsom’s office said he would be available today in the community in the entire country today.
These funds are used to spread housing facilities and treatment of behavior for “the most serious sick and homeless in California”.
“This model is not intended for comprehensive or imposing an access to one size for each city. It is expected that tailoring will be appropriately considering local differences and priorities,” said Newsom’s office.
Guidelines do not tell whether criminal sentences should be carried out, but instead they would leave it to the cities to impose that those who violate the prohibition should be punished.
The Newsom office said that all local approaches should reflect three basic principles, which include:
- No person should face a criminal punishment for sleeping outside when there is nowhere to go.
- The campsite policies must prioritize the shelter and services and ensure that people who experience homelessness and their things are treated with respect.
- Politics must not over -limit local authorities to clean up camps, which means that officials must be able to implement “healthy policies” to protect the health and safety of their residents and maintain their public spaces.
Newsom’s announcement comes after Supreme Court decision In Grants Pass against Johnson in 2024, which found that laws that limit sleep in public areas did not violate the constitutional limit against “cruel and unusual penalties”.
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The homeless camp is seen on the Hollywood Boulevard sidewalk in Los Angeles on May 9, 2024. (Toby Canham for Fox News Digital)
News has been encouraged by the Supreme Court In order to accept the case, the search for court decisions that prevent the Government to punish the deceptions occupied by public spaces have created a “insurmountable blockade of the way” to resolve the crisis.
The Newsoma office told Fox News Digital that the governor “actively held communities responsible who did not follow the state law to address homelessness”, sharing an example when the state sued the City of Norwalk 2024 for “his illegal ban on homeless shelters.”
The Governor’s Office added that, although in the country, unexplained homelessness increased by almost 7% last year, California’s increase was only 0.45% and was lower than 44 other countries.
“Governor News is the first governor to actively deal with this issue in our country and he turns the crisis that has been a decade in the emergence,” said Newsom’s office.
Near Cleaning camp for homelessNewsom’s office also announced $ 3.3 billion for funds to create over 5000 beds for treatment and more than 21,800 slot grooves for behavioral health services.
“Californians demanded a quick action to resolve the crisis of behavior in our country when they voted for Prop 1 in March 2024,” said Newsom’s office.
“Today we deliver our biggest victory.
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When fully assigned, Newsom’s Office said that it is estimated that the funding of bonds of proposition 1 will create 6,800 beds for treatment and 26,700 slots for treatment in behavioral health and will be upgraded to other great health in behavior Initiatives in California.
“Today marks a critical turning point in our dedication to the transformation of the California health system,” said Kim Johnson, secretary of the California Health and Human Services Agency. “Through these awards, we invest in bold, solutions aimed at community that expands care of care, promote equality and get to know people where they are. These projects are a reflection of our values and visions for a healthier, more resentment California.”
The Newsom’s Office also said that the Department of Housing and Community Development will be monitored up to two billion dollars of propositions 1 to build a permanent residential accommodation for veterans and others who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and have challenges of mental health or disorders in the use of substances.
“This is a generational investment in the health of behavior in California. We are not just building facilities. We build hope, dignity and paths to healing for thousands of California,” said Michelle Baass, director of the State Department of Health Services, in a statement.
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics, including missing persons, murders, national cases of crime, illegal immigration and more. Tips and ideas of the story can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
