The $3billion, state-of-the art city just for the HOMELESS: Activists hope a private community with free rent, 16-story dormitories, cafeterias, TVs and underground tunnels will help solve the crisis

A California activist group revealed their plan to create a $3billion private city to provide accommodation to the state's 150,000 homeless people. The percentage of homeless in California continues to grow while it lowers nationally. According to Daily mail Daune Nason, founder of Citizens...