Pallet's Amy King says cities have the money to fix homelessness but often choose not to. Her company just ran out of contracts.

Hale Koko's seven units, funded partly by a $100,000 grant, aim to open by mid-December for former foster youth and young parents.

Bonta's conditions bind the 60-year-old facility's new for-profit owner to rules on staffing, rent and Medi-Cal beds for up to a decade.