Nacogdoches, Texas has implemented a new ordinance restricting recreational vehicles (RVs) to 24-hour parking in residential areas due to concerns about traffic interference and neighborhood safety. The ordinance, which takes effect after Labor Day, allows RVs to park overnight for loading or short-term visits, but requires permission for extended stays. In Los Angeles, the City Council is advancing efforts to regulate RVs used as housing, aiming to identify prohibited areas while exploring designated parking locations. Council members unanimously supported a motion to assess the effectiveness of existing ordinances and consider a citywide prohibition in sensitive areas. The council is also looking into solutions for the challenges posed by RV encampments, including waste management and housing support for residents. Despite differing approaches, both cities acknowledge the need to balance community safety with the realities of RV living amid housing crises.