SJ could house homeless at VTA stations, but some neighbors worry over traffic and safety

PUBLIC TRANSIT SITES may be the newest place to house San Jose’s homeless residents.

On Tuesday, City Councilmembers unanimously voted to create temporary housing sites at two VTA locations — Cerone and Cottle — to increase the interim housing stock, as homelessness in the city continues to climb. The Cerone yard is in North San Jose’s District 4 near Alviso, and the Cottle station is down south in District 10.