Politics & Government
Santa Clara County Schools Asked To Help Solve Homelessness
County supervisor Cindy Chavez unveiled a new plan.
SAN JOSE, CA — One week after deciding to not turn the old City Hall building into a homeless shelter, San Jose city leaders are considering dueling measures to solve the homeless housing crisis by pushing to open existing county facilities to the homeless.
County supervisor Cindy Chavez unveiled a plan for the city to partner with the Santa Clara County’s school districts to build low-income and homeless housing on their unused acres of land.
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