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California’s homelessness cleanup is accelerating as Governor Newsom signs new agreements with Ontario, San Bernardino, and San Diego—bringing the total to 13 cities working with the state to clear dangerous highway encampments. These deals, backed by Caltrans, fund removal of litter, graffiti, and overgrown brush while connecting people to shelter. Mayors praise the progress, noting faster action and improved safety. Meanwhile, California leads the nation in reducing unsheltered homelessness by nearly 7% last year—and has added over 87,000 new shelter beds since 2019, with $109 million earmarked for permanent supportive housing in four communities.

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