A homeless services provider has lost its contract to operate a large San Jose shelter, days after police arrested a worker who was allegedly selling drugs to residents.
San Jose on Wednesday terminated its contract with nonprofit LifeMoves to run the Branham Lane temporary housing site, according to city officials. It follows the arrest and an investigation by San José Spotlight detailing dysfunction at the three-story site, where former employees who spoke up about the alleged drug dealing were fired.
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