All Saints Church drops safe-parking permit amid funding shortfall; Pasadena’s homeless count shows 577 people
September 26, 2026 | Pasadena, Los Angeles County, California
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Justin Chapman reported that All Saints Church is relinquishing its conditional-use permit for a safe-parking program that would have allowed people to sleep in their cars on church property, saying the church cited a lack of funding; Chapman also said neighbors have filed a lawsuit challenging the program.
Chapman noted the city’s most recent homeless count showed 577 people experiencing homelessness, four fewer than in 2025. The broadcast did not include statements from church leaders, plaintiffs in the lawsuit, or city staff beyond Chapman’s summary.
Chapman noted the city’s most recent homeless count showed 577 people experiencing homelessness, four fewer than in 2025. The broadcast did not include statements from church leaders, plaintiffs in the lawsuit, or city staff beyond Chapman’s summary.
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