Gov. Gavin Newsom is calling on local governments such as San Jose to use state funds for urgent action to address “dangerous” homeless encampments. Newsom’s executive order on Thursday suggests notifying homeless residents at least 48 hours before an incoming sweep. Locally, San Jose tends to give more notice, as officials want to enforce a scaled approach. First, the city offers resources and shelter repeatedly to homeless people living in camps. Those who refuse services will be swept and lastly, unhoused people can be cited or arrested. The city is in the process of clearing and finding housing for hundreds…
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