California's Homeless Crackdown Sparks Legal Battle

California's homeless crackdown intensifies with a city ordinance empowering police to enforce camping laws near key areas, fueling debates on housing policies. Despite significant housing program investments, the state grapples with 180,000 homeless individuals. San Diego's enforcement actions spur a proposed statewide ordinance amid concerns of displacing homeless due to limited shelter availability, as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to review anti-camping laws impacting homeless individuals.