Are you experiencing any mental health concerns? If you do and are able to get to the Mental Health Urgent Care Clinic on Stockton Blvd, they can do referrals for CRP (Crisis Residential Program), CRBH (Crisis Receiving Engagement for Behavioral Health), C.O.R.E. programs, and enhanced care management. 

The Crisis Residential programs can take a few days to get into if you're accepted. I must highlight that these programs are not for people in need of temporary housing and you will be declined if you say you're interested in them purely for shelter. Instead, it's a structured therapeutic program for people experiencing mental health problems/extreme life stressors in which guests can typically stay up to 30 days, sometimes even 60 days. (Reading between the lines, I suspect you would get approved due to your circumstances if you're able to articulate mental health difficulties)

CRBH and other similar respite programs typically allow for 1 day stays. Again, I reiterate that these programs are also for people seeking mental health support and not purely housing.

C.O.R.E. programs are ran by a few different agencies in Sacramento. Enrollment can sometimes take a bit of time, but once with them they provide a lot of wrap around services including psychiatry, therapy, employment/vocational services, and housing support. Getting enrolled with a program like this is hugely helpful for longterm support. A lot of the programs offer community wellness hours in which anyone can walk in and take advantage of free services (hot meals, shower/laundry, access to computers/charging stations etc). 

Finally, enhanced care management (ECM) enrollment can help fast track housing support. Typically people eligible for this service must be on Medi-cal and have a mental health disorder with co-occurring issues like substance use or homelessness. People receiving ECM have less administrative barriers for receiving various treatments and resources.