To keep family together, Inland Empire woman chooses to stay on streets

ByLeticia Juarez

Saturday, April 9, 2022

To keep family together, IE mother chooses homelessness

A single mother, who works 60 hours a week, says the only way she can keep her 64-year-old mother and 7-year-old son together is if they live on the streets of San Bernardino.

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