Judge sides with San Diego on ticketing homeless people in RVs but says city has failed to improve secure parking lot
A federal judge ruled that San Diego is justified in ticketing homeless RV dwellers for overnight parking, rejecting claims that the H Barracks lot is...
A federal judge ruled that San Diego is justified in ticketing homeless RV dwellers for overnight parking, rejecting claims that the H Barracks lot is inaccessible. However, the court found the city violated a 2024 settlement by completing only one of 16 promised improvements at its Mission Valley lot, such as water and electricity. The city cited high costs, while plaintiffs argue the lack of amenities forces continued ticketing. A hearing is set for June 29.
