Tyler Gentles
The key California homeless statistic.
Unlike in other states, homeless people in California are overwhelmingly unsheltered at night. About 90,000 people, or 70 percent of those who are homeless in the state, sleep in tents or makeshift shacks they erect on sidewalks and under highway overpasses; by comparison, 5 percent of the 92,000 people in New York State are unsheltered.
Don’t remember how I got this article into my reading queue, but I’m glad I did.
This week I decided to finally begin transitioning away from gmail as my main email. Giving fastmail a shot.
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Safer streets 👌🏻
San Francisco to consider new bus yard with housing - Curbed SF
An amazing, detailed look behind the graphic art of The Incredibles 2
This mornings episode of The Daily included a conversation between a evangelical father and daughter about Trump and the Republic Party. It’s worth a listen.