Most homeless people in Oceanside voucher program returned to streets after leaving hotel
The man who created a large, organized encampment in Oceanside has formed a band but still is homeless
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The man who created a large, organized encampment in Oceanside has formed a band but still is homeless
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The homeless site next to state Highway 76 was the second one cleared over the past two months
Pet telemedicine took hold in the pandemic. A lawsuit wants to make it permanent Maura Dolan © (Gary Warth) Michael Austin, left, and veterinarian technician Logan Gonella put a jacket on Austin's dog, Chloe, at a Street Dog Coalition clinic in Ocean Beach. (Gary Warth) A group of veterinarians and pet owners in California is asking the state to permit more telemedicine for animals even after the pandemic ends. In a federal lawsuit to be filed Monday, the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals says the state should not end waivers allowed during the ...
Print City crews installed large rocks alongside South Oceanside Boulevard on Wednesday morning in an attempt to keep homeless people from erecting tents where a large encampment had been cleared the previous day. “Oceanside has solved homelessness,” yelled homeless advocate Michael McConnell in a mocking tone as he stood in the street near the workers. “All it took was some rocks.” While McConnell saw the rock installation as a waste of money that could have been used to help homeless people, one business owner in a mall adjacent to South Oceanside Boulevard saw it as a positive move...