see rito flores says he has nowhere else to go after his family left him. but his return, along with the other unhoused people, has angered and frustrated neighbors. they say children are afraid to walk on the sidewalk. some families don't even want their kids playing on their own front yard. this mom didn't want to show her face for fear of retaliation, but says some in these vehicles are outright dangerous. it's just scary, you know, because like, it's one of the people over there, they got pulled over and they pull out hammers out of the backpack and drugs, and they arrested them. today we took their concern to the mayor. i'm very concerned about it. the church and the neighborhood as a preschool attached to it. the neighbors are dealing with encampments that we abate and that come back. player says the abatement isn't the cure all, and the city needs to do more in providing decent shelter and services for those living on the streets. but he adds that the unhoused have to do their part as well. by going into those shelters or treatment facilities. if oth

pero rito flores dice que no tiene a dónde ir después de que su familia lo abandonara.tren más. antes estaba más feo. esa avenida era mucho ladrones aquí. pero su regreso tiene a los vecinos molestos. dicen que ya no les permiten a sus hijos scary u know because like one of the people over there. they goll hammers out of a backpack. esta madre de familia que no quiso mostrar su rostro por miedo a represalias, nos dijo que tienen miedo, que detuvieron a una de las personas de allí ya mochila, por lo que llegamos quejas. i'm very concerned about it, the church in the neighborhood as a preschool attached to it the neighbors are dealing with encampment that we avoided and it come back. el alcalde de san josé dice que está preocupado ante la situación y que la ciudad necesita hacer más por las personas sin hogar, como proveer refugio y servicios. pero dice que ellos también tienen que poner su parte. not be a choice or an option to simply go camp wherever you like in the city. de acuerdo con los vecinos, los días que pasa el camión que barre las calles también son un problem

see rito flores says he has nowhere else to go after his family left him. but his return, along with the other unhoused people, has angered and frustrated neighbors. they say children are afraid to walk on the sidewalk. some families don't even want their kids playing on their own front yard. this mom didn't want to show her face for fear of retaliation, but says some in these vehicles are outright dangerous. it's just scary, you know, because like, it's one of the people over there. they got pulled over and they pulled out hammers out of the backpack and drugs, and they arrested them. today we took their concerns to the mayor. i'm very concerneabout it. the church and the neighborhood has a prehool attached to it. the neighbors are dealing with encampment s that we abate and that come back. the mayor says abatement isn't the cure all, and the city needs to do more in providing decent shelter and services for those living on the streets. but he adds that the unhoused have to do their part as well. by going into those shelters or treatment facilities. if oer