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OC Supervisors Quietly Deleted Plan to End Homelessness From Goals

The now-removed plan had emphasized expanding the affordable housing supply for homeless people as a “top priority.” The supervisors also consolidated their power over the commission, removing all current members and changing the selection rules so supervisors now will pick all of the commissioners who have voting power.

Posted inAnaheim, Countywide, Fountain Valley, Housing & Homelessness, Orange, Top Stories

OC Sheriff’s Deputies Begin Evicting Hundreds of Homeless People from Santa Ana River Bank

Orange County sheriff’s deputies began the process of evicting hundreds of homeless people from along the Santa Ana River bank near Angel Stadium Monday morning, with deputies walking tent-to-tent and telling those inside they soon could receive citations or get arrested if they don’t leave.

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Uncertainty as County Prepares to Evict Hundreds of Homeless from Riverbed Camp

County officials plan to start evicting over 400 homeless people Monday from a strip of land next to the Santa Ana River amid a shortage of shelter beds, which is expected to prompt homeless people to relocate into the surrounding cities of Anaheim and Orange.

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County Supervisors Criticized for Plan to Push Hundreds of Homeless People From Riverbed to Cities

Orange County supervisors are facing criticism over their plan to require hundreds of homeless people to leave an encampment along the Santa Ana River by Jan. 22 without a place for most of them to go – a move one county supervisor said would push a large number of homeless people into cities like Anaheim.

Posted inGovernment, Housing & Homelessness, Santa Ana, Top Stories

United Nations Homeless Monitor Hears From OC Advocates

United Nations monitor Philip Alston said many American communities are criminalizing homelessness – and thus making it more difficult for people to find jobs and housing – after a nationwide tour in which he heard from Orange County homeless advocates and civil rights lawyers, among others across the country.

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