Homeless people are outraged after a Northern California city has vowed to close the park they call home after repeated drug use and safety issues.
Sam Brannan Park in Yuba City is scheduled to close Sept. 1 for what city officials describe as much-needed security upgrades, but some residents and frequent visitors are furious about the move.
“I’m madder than hell. That’s putting it politely,” Terri Arnold, who has been staying at the park, told KCRA 3. “If they put the fence up, I got wire cutters,” she said.
In recent years, the park has faced problems including drug use, assaults, vandalism and domestic violence, according to city officials…
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