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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – Two of the region’s newest elected officials and five civic leaders with experience in housing and homelessness have joined the Regional Task Force on the Homeless’s (RTFH) Continuum of Care (CoC) Advisory Board of Directors. County Supervisor Nora Vargas and San Diego City Council President Pro Tem Stephen Whitburn have assumed the elected official seats on the board, which were recently vacated by County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and former City Councilmember Chris W...

Parents fight to build bridge where son died in San Diego Max Lenails parents are fighting to build a bridge where their son tragically died on Mission Trails. Ben Lenail and Laurie Yoler say their son died an avoidable death and there should be a structure to ensure the safety of hikers and cyclists. and last updated 2021-02-08 20:29:56-05 SAN DIEGO (KGTV) -- Max Lenails parents are fighting to build a bridge where their son tragically died on Mission Trails. Ben Lenail and Laurie Yoler say th...

Tabuk City in Kalinga extends ECQ for another week enablePagination: false endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 6) — The City of Tabuk in Kalinga is extending the implementation of enhanced community quarantine in the area for seven more days. This is after the Regional Inter-agency Task Force chairperson Araceli San Jose agreed to the recommendation of the local task force to extend the ECQ from Feb. 9 to 15. Meanwhile, four towns namely Lubuagan, Pinukpuk, Tanudan, and Tinglay...

SAN DIEGO —  Matthew Doherty is bringing a national perspective on homelessness to San Diego, and his new six-month consulting job here is a kind of homecoming. Mayor Todd Gloria recently announced he was hiring Doherty, a former Obama administration expert, to make sure San Diego is spending its resources on proven solutions that get people off the streets and making progress toward ending chronic homelessness. His contract is for $50,000 and calls on him to provide expert guidance and re...

Operation Shelter to Home launched on April 1 by moving individuals already in shelters into the convention center to allow for proper physical distancing.

5,000 residents ordered to evacuate Santa Cruz Mountains due to debris flow risk Replay Video UP NEXT Nearly 5,000 residents in the Santa Cruz Mountains have been ordered to immediately evacuate their homes to avoid potentially dangerous mudslides. However, county officials are concerned that most of them likely wont comply, which could further strain resources across the region. According to CAL FIRE, the warning has been issued for the Last Chance Road area. "Its a scary feeling for a lot of...

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (KGO) -- Nearly 5,000 residents in the Santa Cruz Mountains have been ordered to immediately evacuate their homes to avoid potentially dangerous mudslides. However, county officials are concerned that most of them likely wont comply, which could further strain resources across the region. According to CAL FIRE, the warning has been issued for the Last Chance Road area. "Its a scary feeling for a lot of us. The uncertainty of everything is the worst," said Brookdale resident M...

The San Diego City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve Mayor Todd Gloria’s proposed extension of the Operation Shelter to Home program at the San...

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The San Diego City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to approve Mayor Todd Gloria’s proposed extension of the Operation Shelter to Home program at the San Diego Convention Center through March. Operation Shelter to Home launched on April 1 by moving individuals already in shelters into the convention center to allow for proper physical distancing to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Because the effects of the pandemic were creating staffing challenges at the cit...