"California Senate Rejects Bipartisan Homeless Encampment Solution"

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Democrats in California have once again voted down a bill that aimed to ban homeless encampments near schools, transit stops, and other areas. Despite the increasing issue of homeless camps in the state, legislators opposed penalizing individuals sleeping on public property. The bill, Senate Bill 1011, failed to advance in the Public Safety Committee, receiving opposition from various organizations and Democratic senators. The bill's sponsor, Senate GOP leader Brian Jones, expressed disappointment and plans to continue discussions for a potential path forward.
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- Senate Public Safety Committee Rejects Bipartisan Solution to Clearing Inhumane Homeless Encampments California State Portal (.gov)
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