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SDHC awarded 115 rental housing vouchers to help Harrington Heights residents pay their rent, including 75 to assist people experiencing homelessness.

Two bodies found in Santee are being investigated as possible storm-related deaths, as is a fatal crash in Lemon Grove. Official reports from residents and businesses to local officials are also starting to pour in

Thirty-four beds for women became accessible this week, but the city's permit limits how long they can last

A man from Nigeria, one of hundreds displaced, worried that his asylum claim might have been lost in the flood

Holding back tears and tight to faith, Deborah Falkner and JJ Fisher are just two of over 300 forced out of their shelter in the East Village Monday.

The Alpha Project tent may not be salvageable after water swept through the front and caused a back-door evacuation

Former professional baseball player and current candidate for U.S. Senate Steve Garvey stopped in the Bay Area during a campaign tour of the state. The first-time candidate, running as a Republican met with Jewish leaders and community members at Chabad of the Tri Valley in Pleasanton.

By George Mullen and Bill Walton / Times of San Diego / January 10, 2024 San Diego is currently living a homeless humanitarian catastrophe of epic proportions. The time is now to consider deploying what we call the Sunbreak Ranch Emergency Parachute. The tragic numbers are staggering. According to our own local government’s Regional Task Force…

The Republican U.S. Senate candidate tours a Sacramento encampment, wants to know where all the money went.

By George Mullen and Bill Walton / Times of San Diego / January 10, 2024 San Diego is currently living a homeless humanitarian catastrophe of epic proportions. The time is now to consider deploying what we call the Sunbreak Ranch Emergency Parachute. The tragic numbers are staggering. According to our own local government’s Regional Task Force…