In February, CBS 8 reported that the City of San Diego came to a settlement agreement in a class action lawsuit on the Vehicle Habitation Ordinance. Ann Menasche is the woman who filed the class action lawsuit in 2018. The suit went against the ordinances that didn't allow people to live in their cars and to park oversized vehicles on city streets between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. CBS 8 spoke with Menasche in February. "This is a class action, that class is everyone who's lived in their vehicle at any time from 2017 to the present, their only shelter is their vehicle, then their part of our class and that relief applies to them," she said last month. At the moment, there are four parking lots across the city of San Diego, called the ‘Safe Parking Program.’ Two of the parking lots are open 24 hours. FULL STORY: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/working-for-you/vehicle-habitation-ordinance-grows-concerns-san-diego-residents/509-c9f33886-9207-423d-8128-ca82c680ee35