SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — California’s governor is proposing a plan to offer more services to homeless people with severe mental health and addiction disorders even if that means forcing some into care. Gavin Newsom's proposal would require all counties to set up a mental health branch in civil court and provide community-based treatment to those suffering from debilitating psychosis. "We’re as dumb as we want to be spending exponentially more with no real results," Newsom said. Newsom said they want to help people before they're arrested. Some advocates for homeless people said forcing people into treatment won't help.