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Atlanta city employees can keep extra hourly hazard pay from pandemic.

Donors and food bank visitors are struggling with lingering high prices. With food and operating costs up, food nonprofits are feeling the biggest squeeze in years.

State reforms and increasingly exasperated political leaders are forcing the county to confront the need for more beds for people struggling with addiction and mental health challenges. 

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

State and local leaders pursued harder-edge strategies to try to address the homelessness crisis this past year. 

Officials cited several bottlenecks in the system amid a rise in people living on local streets who served in the military

A second lawsuit has been filed against the company that owns a 4S Ranch restaurant recently linked to a number of confirmed or probable cases of E. coli.

Three more people have reported being sickened by the outbreak since Thursday, bringing the total number of cases to 20, county health officials said.

Only 15 petitions across California, including 6 in San Diego, were filed the first week of CARE Court, which seeks to bring treatment to people with schizophrenia, related disorders

Low-income and homeless San Diegans often can‘t quickly access residential treatment for substance use disorder.