Report says a large homeless encampment is growing on land owned by Apple"I'm grateful that they don't kick us out... I just want to say thank you. They don't bother us."
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A homeless encampment is reportedly growing on undeveloped land owned by Apple in North San Jose.
A new report says anywhere from 30 to 100 people are living on the 55-acre site.
Apple has reportedly been in talks to "find a solution".
A new report states that a homeless encampment is growing on undeveloped land owned by Apple in North San Jose.
The issue was first reported by CBS San Francisco last week, noting that a very large encampment at the nearby Mineta San Jose airport was under threat, causing some of its residents to migrate to a larger site owned by Apple nearby:
With less than four weeks to go before the City of San Jose must submit its plans to remove hundreds of homeless encampments near Mineta San Jose Airport, some of the airport inhabitants have begun moving to an even larger site nearby, owned by Apple.
That report says "at least 30 ...
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Report says a large homeless encampment is growing on land owned by Apple
