SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – With pressure mounting about dangerous homeless camps, Santa Barbara is set to take emergency action to find new safe locations for the unsheltered instead of the random spots along train tracks and freeways where they are now. The Santa Barbara City Council on Tuesday will discuss locations that could work as 120-day temporary sites, complete with services, food and transitional housing help. The city of Santa Barbara recorded 18 of these fires last month, and more have been reported with the start of June. At the Sears parking lot they could stay in their cars and not get hassled." Santa Barbara has several approved lots for overnight vehicles used as housing, through the New Beginnings program.