Homeless people may soon be banned from sleeping in vehicles near San Jose schools following complaints from students and their parents. The San Jose City Council is voting today on how to address homeless people living out of their cars near K-12 schools. Councilmembers are considering towing policies and hourly parking restrictions as some of the options. But advocates say the city is discriminating against and criminalizing its unhoused residents. The discussion will happen after months of debate. While students and parents have complained about threats and needles related to people living in their vehicles and concerns over safe walking…
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