Who is really profiting from California’s homelessness crisis? Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton argues that politically connected real estate developers are among the biggest beneficiaries of taxpayer-funded homelessness programs. He points to permanent supportive housing units costing as much as $1 million each and alleges that developers receiving public money are also funding Gov. Gavin Newsom’s political campaigns. Is California’s homelessness spending helping people in need or enriching special interests?