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San Diego's VA hopes to house 851 homeless veterans this year. Data show they're moving the right direction. - Vimarsana News

San Diego's VA hopes to house 851 homeless veterans this year. Data show they're moving the right direction.

A letter from the federal agency details changes officials have made to increase the use of rental assistance vouchers

'She's Not Gravely Disabled Enough': How One Woman Fell Through the Cracks of a Broken Mental Health System - Vimarsana News

'She's Not Gravely Disabled Enough': How One Woman Fell Through the Cracks of a Broken Mental Health System

Ashley Goldfarb, 25, died 10 days after being discharged from the county’s psychiatric hospital in 2021 after darting into traffic, the same behavior that landed her in the hospital. 

A homelessness nonprofit believes it could be kicked out of Escondido. The mayor says it's exaggerating. - Vimarsana News

A homelessness nonprofit believes it could be kicked out of Escondido. The mayor says it's exaggerating.

Records show the relationship between Interfaith Community Services and leaders of the North County city has been deteriorating for months

Ward honored for 43 years of service with CI FPD - Vimarsana News

Ward honored for 43 years of service with CI FPD

Jim Ward has resigned from service with the Crescent-Iroquois Fire Protection District after 43 years of service. His service was commemorated at a February meeting of the department during which

The health investigation is over at a homeless campsite. It still isn't clear what made people sick. - Vimarsana News

The health investigation is over at a homeless campsite. It still isn't clear what made people sick.

The city is about to restart its contract with a catering company after officials concluded food wasn't the problem at O Lot