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From KQED.

Music from KQED. From KQED. From KQED. California governor Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill yesterday that would have allowed facilities for people to do illicit drugs, so-called

safe consumption sites. New York City is home to two such centers run by nonprofits. Advocates say

those sites have saved hundreds of people who otherwise may have overdosed on city streets.

While critics say, they encourage drug use and addiction.

We'll discuss whether advocates will keep pushing for safe injection sites in California,

how well those centers have worked in other places and the politics of Newsom's veto.

That's all coming up after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Leslie McClurg in today for Alexis Madrigal. For many in San Francisco,

the site of someone's smoking crack or shooting meth on the sidewalk is all too common. In 2020,

nearly 9,000 people died from a drug overdose in California. One solution on the table is to offer people a place to use drug safely. But these safe consumption sites are very controversial.

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