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From KQED.

From KQED.

From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco.

I'm Michael Kastney.

Oakland could start clearing homeless camps in so-called high-sensitivity areas near homes, businesses, schools, and parks.

That's if the city council approves an encampment management policy up for a vote today.

City officials say the plan is more compassionate than the state is quo,

but advocates for the unsheltered say it pushes the homeless further to the margins

and does nothing to solve the city's housing crisis.

At nine, we take up the issues.

Then our election coverage continues with a look at Measure C in Mountain View,

which seeks to ban RVs on some of the city's residential streets.

That's all next after this news.

The Oakland City Council is set to vote today on a plan to clear homeless camps in high-sensitive areas near schools, businesses, residences, and parks. The policy would also set health and safety standards for encampments. City officials say the policy appropriately balances the needs and rights of the unsheltered with those of their neighbors, but

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