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Sacramento’s Homelessness Contract Under Fire | Sacramento Kings News
Sacramento’s top homelessness nonprofit, Step Up on Second, just paid $3 million to settle a lawsuit over unspent state housing funds — while its development partner faces bankruptcy. Meanwhile, Step Up executives cashed in: CEO earned over $400K last year, and six others made more than $190K, far above peers. Compounding the scandal, a motel shelter program they ran abruptly kicked out dozens of families — including kids — after a city policy shift, forcing them to reapply every 28 days. Yet, despite all this, the city signed a new $2.8 million contract in January, expanding Step Up’s role…
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