The anticamping ordinance, which officials said aims to address fire risk, makes it illegal to “sit, lie, sleep” or store property in areas where undeveloped vegetation runs up against homes.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Citing L.A. as a model, Riverside bans homeless camps in Santa Ana River bottom
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