After 45 years, actor Scott Baio says he's had enough of California and will leave the state. In a tweet, the 62-year-old cited the homeless crisis as the reason for the move.
Actor Scott Baio, best known for his roles on "Happy Days" and "Charles in Charge," says he's finally leaving California over crime and homelessness.Actor Scott Baio, best known for his roles on "Happy Days" and "Charles in Charge," says he's making his way to finally leaving California.
In a series of tweets, the 62-year-old criticized California's soft-on-crime policies, homelessness crisis, and said the state is not a safe place anymore.
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