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From Cash Checks to Shelter Mandates, The South Bay Is Betting Big on Homelessness Solutions

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The Bay Area’s homelessness crisis is one of the most acute in the nation, and it has concentrated in the region’s biggest cities, like San Jose. Many communities have adopted new policies aimed at mitigating the crisis – from checks aimed at stabilizing vulnerable renters to making it illegal to refuse shelter beds. We examine the causes and potential solutions being implemented around the Bay Area, with a special look at a series of controversial new policies being implemented in the South Bay, including an effort to redirect funding from permanent housing projects to build more forms of temporary shelter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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From Cash Checks to Shelter Mandates, The South Bay Is Betting Big on Homelessness Solutions

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