The Sacramento Homeless Union and dozens of people housed through a voucher program sued the city, one of its contractors three motels and a modular home park Wednesday, claiming they were abruptly locked out of their rooms and left without shelter during extreme summer heat.
"On June 1, 2026 ... the City carried out a mass eviction," Anthony D. Prince, general counsel for the California Homeless Union, wrote in the complaint filed in federal court Wednesday. The compla...
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