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City council passes ban on overnight sleeping

The Sacramento Bee on MSN · 2d

Sacramento bans homeless sleeping at City Hall despite community pleas

Guerra, who was part of the council which approved the nighttime exemption for sleeping at City Hall in 2019, backed the proposed ban. At that time, Guerra said, the city had less than 100 emergency shelter beds. The city had a 1,375 total bed capacity as of April.

ABC10 on MSN · 2d

Mixed reactions after Sacramento bans overnight camping at City Hall

The Sacramento City Council voted to ban overnight camping outside City Hall in a 6-3 vote on Tuesday. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Sacramento City Council voted to ban overnight camping outside City Hall, reversing a policy that previously allowed it and prompting concern from nearby businesses and advocates for the unhoused.

They slept outside Sacramento City Hall for safety. Now it will be banned.

Sacramento banned overnight camping outside City Hall, ending a six-year exemption. Unhoused residents say it was one of the last safe and well-lit places to sleep.

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Is Sacramento a ‘Sanctuary City’ that protects its own? We’ll find out | Opinion

Sacramento Mayor Kevin McCarty’s proposal to ban encampments around the City Hall challenges whether this is a city that ...

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Illegal firework citations worth over $200,000 issued by the city

Over $200,000 in illegal firework citations were reported after the Sacramento City Council approved higher violation ...

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Sacramento city officials put Railyards infrastructure funding plan on hold

Sacramento city leaders on Tuesday moved to terminate the original project deal that aimed to bring a new soccer stadium and ...

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Sacramento nonprofits hopeful for city funds, despite not yet receiving money

Sacramento nonprofits remain hopeful about Measure L’s impact, even as they have yet to receive the promised funding to ...

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Sacramento considers doubling size of parking meter district as city faces multi-year budget deficit

Sacramento is considering doubling the size of its parking meter district, extending it east from Sutter's Fort to State.

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