Opinion: San Diego is beautiful but struggles with housing - The San Diego Union-Tribune
We, as a community, need to spend San Diego’s city budget on mental health services, education, housing and workforce development.
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We, as a community, need to spend San Diego’s city budget on mental health services, education, housing and workforce development.
Income inequality today is the highest it has been since 1929, when the stock market crashed and the Great Depression gradually crushed the lower classes.
With the expiration of the no-fault eviction moratorium, renters in the city of San Diego are once again at risk of eviction.
Homekey, and Roomkey before it, are essentially extensions of the housing first approach that has been in effect in California since 2016.
It may seem impossible. But we do this work every day.