Ryan Clumpner News Today

Housing Commission scrambles to deal with reduced funding; governor ties local money to signs of progress in moving people out of homelessness

Mayor Todd Gloria wants $15 million from the San Diego Housing Commission to help fund homeless services on top of separate cuts to programs the agency oversees. The housing agency says those funds aren’t readily available. 

U-T reporter Jeff McDonald disclosed in a piece on Feb. 25 that there are at least three individuals with connections to Mayor Gloria who are "indirectly linked" to the lawsuit challenging Gloria opponent Larry Turner's campaign for not meeting the residency requirements of running for mayor and which argues that any votes for him should…

U-T reporter Jeff McDonald disclosed in a piece on Feb. 25 that there are at least three individuals with connections to Mayor Gloria who are "indirectly linked" to the lawsuit challenging Gloria opponent Larry Turner's campaign for not meeting the residency requirements of running for mayor and which argues that any votes for him should…

Mayor Todd Gloria and his appointees say they did not coordinate an effort to get votes for Larry Turner thrown out

Commissioners praise staff for pivoting to emergency response but express frustration because that set back normal efforts to help homeless people and others seeking housing

San Diego's placement rate at city shelters plummeted in January 20224.

All five seats in the San Diego congressional delegation are up for election in the March primary, but political observers do not expect much turnover.

SkyLINE will consist of 99 affordable rental apartments for households earning 30% to 55% of the San Diego Area Median Income, or between $41,350 to $75,790 per year for a family of four.

Helping residents pay rent can keep them off the street. Can finite resources keep up with rising costs?