Homeless law to impact Santa Clarita
A new state law could end the Santa Clarita Valley's practice of annually rotating the location of its winter homeless shelter to placate area residents. Patricia Farrell Aidem in the Daily News.
A law that takes effect Jan. 1 requires that cities and counties zone specific sites for permanent year-round shelters where public or private agencies could build.
That's sure to be unpopular locally.
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