In response to growing concerns about homeless encampments, local governments in California are taking action to clear these areas. In Chula Vista, Caltrans and law enforcement cleared an encampment near Interstate 5, with residents expressing frustration over the situation and a lack of resources for those displaced. Meanwhile, San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced plans to enforce laws allowing the clearing of camps following a Supreme Court ruling, emphasizing the need to bring people indoors and improve public safety. The city is working with the city attorney to develop policies that address homelessness compassionately while allowing for enforcement against illegal camping. Oakland officials have also begun clearing an encampment near the Bay Bridge toll plaza, marking the first major sweep since the ruling, amid complaints about unsanitary conditions. These developments highlight a broader effort across California to manage homelessness amid increasing public pressure.