Newsom's Homelessness Tour: Tiny Homes for California's Homeless

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California Governor Gavin Newsom announced plans to build 1,200 small homes in four major cities to combat homelessness, but San Francisco was not included in the plan. Newsom's deputy chief of staff cited funding and procurement constraints and said the governor is open to including San Francisco in the future. San Francisco Mayor London Breed criticized Newsom's move in November when he temporarily withheld homelessness funding from localities across the state. The plan is part of a statewide tour Newsom is doing in lieu of a traditional State of the State address.
- Why SF isn't part of Newsom's new homelessness plan SFGATE
- Newsom skips State of the State and heads out on a tour of California POLITICO
- Newsom pledges 1,200 tiny homes for California's homeless Yahoo News
- Newsom to start California tour with homelessness proposal KCRA Sacramento
- Gavin Newsom announces plans to place tiny homes across the state San Francisco Chronicle
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