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Riverside launches plan to tackle homelessness by adding housing, treatment options

Por: ABC7 Politics October 14, 2022

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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (CNS) -- The city of Riverside is adopting a new plan to reduce homelessness through a series of incremental steps that will require officials to meet measurable goals that make a difference over time, Riverside Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson said.The Riverside City Council on Tuesday night adopted a Homeless Action Plan that relies on expansion of affordable housing, additional emergency shelters and enhanced substance abuse... + full article



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