Homeless people move their belongings to the side of a freeway on land under state jurisdiction, after being evicted from a downtown location along side a city street, in San Diego. REUTERS/Mike Blake San Diego’s Serving Seniors has joined leading nonprofit organizations and housing experts addressing the nation’s homelessness crisis in signing on to an amicus brief in a case being heard on April 22 before the U.S. Supreme Court. The case, City of Grants Pass, Oregon v. Gloria Johnson, will determine whether local governments can make it a crime to involuntarily live outside and unsheltered, when adequate shelter is not available. The Supreme Court will review the decision of the Nint
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