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Sacramento County clears way for 200 new tiny homes, funded by $18M state grant

Sacramento County officials moved forward with a plan to erect up to 200 tiny homes at a location on Stockton Boulevard.

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Sacramento County will spend $1 3 million on a safe stay parking lot for 30 homeless people

There are over 9,000 homeless people in Sacramento County, according to a federally mandated 2022 count.

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Gov Newsom wants a homeless village at Cal Expo but here is why it isn t working

The Newsom administration plans to provide 350 small homes to get Sacramentans off the street. Now it is up to the city and county to make it happen.

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New city-county wellness center in Sacramento offers health services, amenities for homeless

The city and county worked together on a new wellness center at 14th and X streets geared toward helping homeless people.

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Top Sacramento County administrator, who worked to reform toxic workplace, will retire

Ann Edwards, who succeeded Navdeep Gill as Sacramento County CEO, plans to retire early next year.

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