California city drops fine threat on pantry

A San Jose-based food pantry providing free groceries to over 1,000 people daily faced a shutdown order due to zoning violations and sidewalk access concerns. After public support and city officials' involvement, the city offered assistance with relocation costs and clarified that no fines had been imposed, aiming to help the nonprofit continue its charitable work while addressing neighborhood accessibility.

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