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Health Net’s decision to cut assisted living benefits for roughly 3,500 low-income seniors could force some of them onto the streets, critics fear.
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A brush fire that broke out Sunday in Sorrento Valley grew to 131 acres before firefighters stopped its forward progress. The fire is 25% contained. -
This is the latest in a long series of dustups between the city, a housing developer and the state. -
The San Diego-based aircraft carrier has been at sea for a record-setting uninterrupted time of more than 240 days. -
New round of rental subsidies for seniors opens as homelessness among older adults continues to riseThe program administered by San Diego County will give 195 qualifying adults $500 a month for 18 months to help pay rent. It also offers case management services and other resources. -
Future Is Color's Listening Room is an extension of the collective's events centering on liberation through music. The event asks people to think deeply about the world and the communities around them. -
More than 20,000 migrant children nationwide could end up representing themselves in court because a federal contract expired last month. -
Beachgoers are encountering more stingrays and suffering their lashings as a marine heat wave off Southern California draws them closer to shore. -
The Webster Foundation 3D Innovation Lab uses emerging technology for surgical planning, education and outreach. -
Organizers said the best way to help right now is to donate money to reputable organizations supporting the relief effort. -
In El Centro, a new SAT testing center will make a key part of college applications more accessible.
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