Mayors from the largest cities in California met in Sacramento Wednesday to advocate for funding to address homelessness across the state. Led by San Diego's Mayor, Todd Gloria, the mayors lobbied the state capitol to establish a more permanent fund to combat the state's ongoing homelessness crisis. "Homelessness is solvable, but we need the resources to scale the projects and programs to have a lasting impact," Mayor Gloria said. The goal of this visit is to call on state leaders and Governor Newsom to continue to invest money into addressing the homelessness crisis. Specifically, they’re asking for an increase in funding from the state and a commitment to making that funding permanent. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/san-diego-mayor-seeks-funding-to-address-homelessness/509-2837f9ff-2695-4097-9e7d-8002d8a40f35