In Grants Pass, Oregon, the city has designated four temporary camping locations for the homeless population following the Supreme Court's ruling in Grants Pass v. Oregon, which has drawn national attention to the homelessness crisis and its criminalization. Mayor Sara Bristol emphasized that these campsites are intended as a short-term solution while the city seeks more permanent options. Meanwhile, in California, state Senator Josh Becker proposed a bill to facilitate the construction of modular tiny homes for the homeless, highlighting the state's significant unsheltered population. Advocates argue that providing permanent supportive housing is essential to address homelessness effectively. The recent rulings have sparked renewed advocacy efforts against criminalization and for increased federal funding to combat homelessness. The situation across various cities underscores the urgent need for innovative and compassionate housing solutions.