LA, San Diego Launch Major Homeless Encampment Sweeps
LA, San Diego Launch Major Homeless Encampment Sweeps

LA, San Diego Launch Major Homeless Encampment Sweeps

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Authorities in Los Angeles began clearing a large homeless encampment in Van Nuys, known as 'Tent City' or 'The Compound,' as part of Mayor Karen Bass's Inside Safe initiative, aiming to move about 75 residents into temporary housing and supportive services. City crews and LAPD officers initiated the sweep early Thursday, offering residents motel rooms or risking loss of belongings. Advocates highlighted the loss of stability for a community established for two years. Simultaneously, San Diego launched a pilot program under a new agreement with Caltrans, enabling city crews to clean up long-neglected state-owned freeway embankments, backed by up to $400,000 in state reimbursement and expanded shelter outreach. Residents in both cities have expressed mixed reactions, balancing concerns over disruption with relief at improved safety. These efforts demonstrate a regional approach to homelessness, combining outreach, public safety, and residents' rights.

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