By Devin Katayama, KQED News Fix
When Hilary Nevis bought her house last year on 29th Street in Oakland’s Hoover-Foster neighborhood, she remembers a single person sleeping under the freeway overpass a few dozen yards from her front door.
“It was a really small footprint. He didn’t bother anyone. He very much felt like my neighbor,” Nevis said.
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For more information about homelessness, read the Summer 2017 San Francisco Public Press Special Report “Navigating Homelessness.”