California eases parking fines for homeless drivers as RV encampments persist
A new California law allows homeless and indigent drivers to have parking tickets reduced or waived, with monthly payments capped at $25. The policy h...
A new California law allows homeless and indigent drivers to have parking tickets reduced or waived, with monthly payments capped at $25. The policy has drawn criticism in Los Angeles, where reduced enforcement since the pandemic led to a proliferation of long-term RV encampments. Residents report issues including blocked streets, illegal dumping, and property damage linked to the encampments.