Gov. Gavin Newsom was back in the Bay Area on Thursday, trying to build support for his plan to reform California's approach to homelessness and mental health.
NAPA – Gov. Gavin Newsom was back in the Bay Area on Thursday, trying to build support for his plan to reform California’s approach to homelessness and mental health.
For decades now, California has wrestled with the aftermath of those decisions and while there is debate on how to correct course, there is some broad agreement. The governor’s plan would create a new system within county courts where treatment or housing could be mandated for some 8,000 to 12,000 of what could be called the state’s toughest cases; people who have been placed on psychiatric holds, those who are being repeatedly arrested, or those referred by family members or mental health providers. The treatment, he says, would be part of the larger $14 billion homelessness push.
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