Fewer than half of manual workers own homes as trash drivers face housing divide
AI Summary- Salomon and Angel Olea drive commercial trash trucks on routes through northern San Diego suburbs.
- 1998: Salomon bought an Escondido three-bedroom home for $127,000 after working up to 80-hour weeks.
- Angel rents in Escondido while saving for a home, but vehicle repairs and braces depleted his savings.