HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. — A no-camping law has been approved in Huntington Beach after complaints about homeless people setting up shelters and leaving belongings on the beach and in parks.

HUNTINGTON BEACH – Complaints about some homeless people setting up makeshift shelters and leaving belongings on beaches, in parks and at City Hall have prompted a rule against camping in public ...

The Huntington Beach City Council voted 6-0 to take action ... current homeless population — estimated at 289 people in 2019 — have shelter beds before the city can enforce anti-camping, ...