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Councilmember Galvez said because Republic Services has failed to fulfill its obligation to pick up the trash, the city will now put its own measures in place.

A public service club including students from The Bishop's School in La Jolla has completed a project that helped start two libraries in Africa.

By all accounts, Vincent Malijan was highly motivated to get better — reuniting with family and taking control again of his life while making plans to leave a shelter. Then he got COVID.   

This week, hosts Andrew Keatts and Andrea Lopez-Villafaña assess the state of things in San Diego as we whether another pandemic wave.

An anticipated holiday surge in coronavirus cases has left homeless residents in makeshift party tents as homeless providers struggle to get them into isolation hotels.

About 50 homeless residents staying in city-funded shelters tested positive for COVID-19 last week.

The San Diego Housing Commission said there are surges of COVID-19 cases happening in San Diego's homeless population similar to the general population.

Officials say the cold, wet weather and the latest case surge is heavily impacting those experiencing homelessness in San Diego County.

Santa’s helpers aka folks from the Alpha Project, bringing the holiday season right into their living room with its Adopt a Family program.

The city-owned facility, located in a former Pier 1 Imports building in the Midway community, will consist of 24-hour staffing and 44 beds operated by Alpha Project through a contract with the San Diego Housing Commission.