Court could help clean up homelessness chaos in this city, and yours

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : For example, in a different case involving the Zone, one resident testified that she has credit cards, income from Social Security, and keeps stores of food, water, and clothing in her tent.
44% : But the decision also offers hope for the unmentioned victims: the hard-working business owners in the neighborhood, whose taxes are supposed to support law enforcement efforts to protect their rights, but who are instead compelled to struggle to make a living in the face of pollution, property destruction, and mentally ill people scaring away their customers and threatening their employees.

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