your daughter is homeless and you're blaming "the system?" San Bernardino is 60 miles from LA and you can buy a house for under $100K. Does your daughter work?

@@royharper2003Not everyone has a deposit for even a rental bond let alone a home down payment, not even for a $100K. You need to open your eyes as the system has failed and if you look closer it was designed to fail. For decades money has been squeezed out of services for citizens to be redirected elsewhere. There are working homeless people, if you can understand that then you know the society is imbalanced and mismanaged (intentionally). Veterans that placed their lives in harms way only to come back as an invalid and unable to find a living are on the streets. A system that is fair and effective should be giving them automatic ample support (home, food and clothing) for life. But instead able bodied people that have not even contributed to the country let alone placed their life at risk for the country are getting the support - for LIFE.

No sweetie, the Government refer to waste money on unnecessary WARS

Until the Rv stops moving (need fuel or repairs) or no longer road legal (cannot afford inspection, fees and insurance) they take it away from you. That is usually the case and replaced by recent homeless in Rv that can still support it. The previous road occupier is now genuinely homeless on the street or dead (sick, cannot afford medicine, victim of open air violence) or missing (human trafficking/ especially if young and attractive etc.

huck the Fomeless

They cater to them lazy druggies who don't even contribute to society instead of the tax paying citizens

where did you park it?

Fukushima

Apparently, anywhere they want.

Right on the streets in whatever neighborhood they're in stinking it up for blocks!!

Three guesses

Into the storm drains that goes directly to Venice beach and other la beaches. Locals don't go near the beaches; it's all tourists without a clue and illegals.

The USA does have a crisis we have no aide for any one. Or very little. That is why we are willing to reinvent ourselves. When you ain't got nothing you ain't got nothing to loose. Very different from France,

Increasingly unaffordable rent is a growing problem throughout the US.

"It's your problem, just ditch your family and friends and move far away." That is not a solution to the preventable aspects of this problem. I gather you wouldn't mind packing your bags and moving to Alabama to reduce cost of living at the expense of losing close proximity to family and losing a community you know and love. That is not the case for many people. To the extent that housing costs have been driven up by preventable causes like Blackrock swooping up large swathes of properties to form a monopoly and rent out properties at jacked up prices, we have a problem that could be addressed with legislation. Kick hedge funds out of real estate. Prevent real estate monopolies. Write your senator and congresspeople. Every once in a while, enough pressure from constituents can drive them to do something for humanity rather than kowtow to corporate donors like the corporatocratic out-of-touch dingbats that they are.

I always thought that such housing does not have to be seen as something that only poor people have. To have mobile housing is cost effective and actually can work for the right people. But what these poor people have to go through because they can not pay an unbelievable 3000 dollar a month rent, that is very sad.

I would wager a handsome sum that the majority of those homeless were trump supporters just like you.

Got a good laugh from this

Yep. And here I am...