A recent analysis found that a proposed plan to address homelessness in Los Angeles would ban people from sleeping on at least 26% of the city’s streets and sidewalks, making it more difficult for the tens of thousands of unhoused individuals to find a place to rest.
According to an L.A. Times report published Monday, more than half of some neighborhoods would off-limits for people who bed down outdoors if the city council approves the legislation.
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