Homeless family's Día De Los Muertos altar to be torn down by CalTrans
CalTrans plans to tear down a Día De Los Muertos altar built by an unhoused man and his son in San Jose, and the family is asking for the community's help. Miguel Maruyama and his son Alejandro Maruyama of San Jose have been homeless for more than 40 days. They say their service dog ‘Nacho’ died after they became homeless earlier this summer. Now Alejandro must manage his epilepsy without the support of his beloved service dog. KTVU's Tori Gaines reports.
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