SACRAMENTO – California is home to nearly one-third of the nation’s homeless population and the problem – by almost everyone’s account – continues to worsen. The statistics tell part of the story: More than 170,000 people sleep in tents in public parks, under freeway bridges and on sidewalks in our cities and suburbs. The state

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