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San Diego has once again opened its inclement weather shelter program. But the storm that’s just moved on was devastating for many of the region’s unsheltered residents.

San Diego police say they're investigating a drive-by shooting at a homeless shelter where a security guard was shot and killed three years ago

We speak with San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria about the commitments he outlined in his 2023 State of The City Address. Then, this year’s flu season has so far been a doozy. By the time November was over, it might have felt like everyone you know had the flu. But is it as bad as we think? And, the Colorado River, a central source of water for much of the Western United States, is drying up. We hear about a new podcast from The Los Angeles Times documenting the history of the river and how so many p...

The long-time homeless service provider said for the first time in 35 years, he is discouraged.

The only inclement weather shelters in the county are in downtown San Diego, but there are relatively few beds available

National City police officials said they realized it was important to find a new way to tackle homelessness.

He knows what it is like living on the street; now he helps keep people off it

Ask anyone why they became homeless and you may be surprised by their answer

Saint Helen Philoptochos’ recent fundraiser “An Evening in Tuscany,” raised $41,000 for about a dozen area nonprofits

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