THE STOCKTON CITY COUNCIL has approved a $1.24 million allocation to support a long-delayed shelter site for homeless residents.
The seven-figure allocation breathes new life into the long-stalled Pathways Neighborhood shelter — an ambitious project first proposed in 2022 but repeatedly delayed due to funding gaps and bureaucratic hurdles. Tuesday’s vote sets the stage for the shelter’s construction to advance, offering 160 units of low-barrier housing and critical services for Stockton’s unhoused population.
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