Local leaders and advocates gathered Wednesday at the Stockton Boulevard Stay Safe Community, the tiny home campus tucked off of Stockton Boulevard and Riza Avenue where residents receive case management and behavioral health services, job placement and housing assistance, the tools they will need to prepare for their housing journey.

A new tiny home facility, created through a partnership between the county, city, and state as part of the governor's tiny home project, promises to make a difference in the area's homelessness crisis.