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Santa Rosa Homelessness

March 30, 2018 BRIEF

Brief, homeless, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County

SAN FRANCISCO – Homeless people in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County, California, filed a federal lawsuit Friday to stop city and county officials from shutting down their encampment on April 3, despite a lack of shelter space countywide.

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