A MAJOR metropolitan area has begun efforts to clear one of its last large homeless encampments.
Now giving notice to those living there, the city has set an April deadline for when efforts to clear the encampment will formally begin.
A city-owned parcel of land in San Jose, California, nicknamed “The Jungle,” and known as the city’s “last large encampment,” started its dismantling process on Wednesday.
Located in Coyote Meadows near the intersection of Story and Senter Roads, the area has roughly 100 homeless people living there…