IN THE HEART of East San Jose, eight cars line a popular street — some with boxes stacked on top or attached wagons — filled with the belongings of homeless people such as Francisco Pulido.
The constant clashes he had with his mom and stepdad compelled him to leave home. The 37-year-old has lived in his car for the last year.
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