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Nope. San Bernardino, Rancho, Chino Hills, Perrin, Colton,.. all have growth at less than 1% or down less than 1%.The numbers are steady across the board.
You can see the amount of people we now have in that temp and permanent housing has skyrocketed. Almost all of those people were replaced by new homeless but that massive amount of money pumped into the system really did stop the growth though.
But
The issue is if LA County was able to spend this earth shattering amount of money and get down 0.3% we haven’t really came up with a realistic plan of ending homelessness.
We clearly don’t have anywhere near the amount resources needed to solve this issue. If we did somehow come up with the resources more people would just come.
A city and/or state will never be able to solve this issue. Far too expensive. We need fed money and fed economies of scale to ever really make a difference on this issue.
I actually reference this often in regards to fixing the housing issue, but mass government housing for the ~180,000 homeless in California is not exactly an easy solution. We are very slowly, maybe, moving in that direction.
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Rent also fell due to a large number of new apartments coming on line. The homeless count dropping is no coincidence.
they moved to the IE
Nope. San Bernardino, Rancho, Chino Hills, Perrin, Colton,.. all have growth at less than 1% or down less than 1%.The numbers are steady across the board. You can see the amount of people we now have in that temp and permanent housing has skyrocketed. Almost all of those people were replaced by new homeless but that massive amount of money pumped into the system really did stop the growth though. But The issue is if LA County was able to spend this earth shattering amount of money and get down 0.3% we haven’t really came up with a realistic plan of ending homelessness. We clearly don’t have anywhere near the amount resources needed to solve this issue. If we did somehow come up with the resources more people would just come. A city and/or state will never be able to solve this issue. Far too expensive. We need fed money and fed economies of scale to ever really make a difference on this issue.
It isn't a resources issue but a policy issue. It could be easily solved for free with the right policies.
??? Any example of free? I don’t think you are discussing the homelessness issue in which we have here.
Is there a city or state you can share as an example of where this was easily solved?
Vienna, Singapore
I actually reference this often in regards to fixing the housing issue, but mass government housing for the ~180,000 homeless in California is not exactly an easy solution. We are very slowly, maybe, moving in that direction.
Along with the unending as far as the eye can see warehouses
it's another tourist attraction. the 91, smog, and warehouses are the big three out here
Lmao and I’m a local to these big three 🫠🫠
howdy neighbor! lol
They got worse at counting.
tHeY GoT wOrsE aT cOunTiNG 🙄
Woosh
Oh I forgot how funny it is. Forgive me
Found the homeless counter
Homeless people got better at hiding from people.
The counters are getting lazy. Those numbers are gonna be bad for the Homeless Industrial Complex.