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Opinion: San Diego's safe campsites for homeless are a success - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

Opinion: San Diego's safe campsites for homeless are a success - The San Diego Union-Tribune

There are now nearly 500 people living in the safe sleeping sites at the city maintenance yard at 20th and B streets and the O Lot near the Naval Medical Center San Diego

San Diego council's budget priorities resolution lists no La Jolla projects - Vimarsana News

San Diego council's budget priorities resolution lists no La Jolla projects

The key step in the city budget process for next fiscal year could leave La Jolla hoping for sources of money outside the general fund.

Homelessness is still increasing. Older adults who can't make rent is one reason why. - Vimarsana News

Homelessness is still increasing. Older adults who can't make rent is one reason why.

A San Diego council member called for the expansion of a rental assistance program amid a growing crisis

San Diego County is the nation's second-most expensive metro area. What does that mean for seniors? - Vimarsana News

San Diego County is the nation's second-most expensive metro area. What does that mean for seniors?

As the county's population grows older, tackling the housing question will be key for local politicians and advocates

Opinion: As City Council president, here's how I'll prioritize younger and older San Diegans in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Opinion: As City Council president, here's how I'll prioritize younger and older San Diegans in 2023

Homelessness and housing stability, extracurricular activities and affordable transportation are among priorities for San Diego City Council President Sean Elo-Rivera