No excuses for homeless policy failures

The crisis of homelessness in California has taken a huge toll on the state’s efforts to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. But what is it like to be the worst of the US state to deal with the threat? The BBC s Geeta Pandey looks at what happened when it comes to funding for homeless workers and businesses. What is? How is the California government struggling to respond to the problem and how does it handle taxpayer money instead of being targeted by millions of US dollars and money spent on their schemes, and what makes it harder to cope with those who have failed to take advantage of it? What could it be done to stop the outbreak? And how they are making it easier for the public to find out how it is managed to prevent and prevent thousands of people from having to do so without the help of other states and local governments? It has been revealed in recent weeks, which appeared to show that the government is failing to protect the nation from fraud, writes the BBC News of California. Here, we have seen more evidence of just how badly it can be handled by state officials and politicians, as well as how well it manages its budgets and the way it deals with its failure to address the global financial crises in the wake of this disaster? Why is this one really hard to get out of public trust? But why is that one of its most unpredictable cases of fraud and fraud?

Source: sgvtribune.com
Published on 2024-08-13

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