Homelessness in Encinitas decreased by 12% from last year, according to the latest Point-in-Time Count.
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As the market for water thirsty plants dries up, sales of cacti and succulents are thriving — and San Diego’s North County is ground zero for all things succulent. -
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A college-preparation program for low-income, mostly immigrant families has been trying to meet rising demand for its services. The Barrio Logan College Institute starts preparing children for college in third grade. -
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Camp Connect allows children in foster care to spend time with their siblings, as a way to improve the outcome of their time in the system. -
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