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Janosko et al v. City Of Oakland
Case Number:
3:23-cv-00035
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April 20, 2023
Judge Lets Calif. City Remove Homeless Man's Property
A California federal judge refused to stop the city of Oakland from clearing out a local man's property in a homeless encampment, ruling that the encampment's residents have known "for weeks or months" that the city was going to shut it down.
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April 18, 2023
Calif. City Clearing Homeless Site Opposes TRO Bid To Stop
Oakland, California, wants a federal judge to deny a homeless man's request for a temporary stoppage of the clearing of his encampment, saying its policies don't violate any constitutional rights and the resident had the opportunity to take his trailer to another shelter.
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April 14, 2023
Calif. Man Seeks To Save Property From Homeless Removal
A homeless resident of Oakland, California, asked a federal judge this week to halt the removal of the encampment he lives in until the city can agree to not destroy his trailer, tiny home and other bulky possessions that he is unable to bring to his new shelter.
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February 06, 2023
Judge Clears Oakland To Take Down Homeless Encampment
A federal judge dissolved a temporary restraining order protecting an Oakland homeless encampment, saying city officials can dismantle the encampment because the city has found shelter for its residents and plans to build affordable housing at the site.