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The city of San Diego's inclement weather shelter program for those experiencing homelessness has been activated by the San Diego Housing Commission for tonight in anticipation of a heavy winter storm. -
San Diego County is making data on homeless services more accessible to the public. A new online dashboard can show what progress is being made to solve homelessness. -
The newly formed San Diego RV Residents Union delivered Valentine’s Day cards to the city council Tuesday, pleading for help. -
The new dashboard aims to give residents a clearer view into the homelessness situation in the County of San Diego. -
Around 300 county employees volunteer for the pre-dawn count each year, but it takes more — around 1,700 — total volunteers to be effective in the count, which runs from 4-8 a.m. -
A new California law is prompting local governments to adjust parking citation fees for those experiencing hardship. In Mission Bay, the new law could help one local family. -
A California company is using AI to help diagnose homeless Californians. The technology promises better access to health care, but it also raises questions. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration is pressuring local leaders to pass ordinances regulating homeless encampments, among other requirements. -
The city of San Diego has been issuing citations to people living in cars and RVs in an effort to move them to one of the city’s safe parking sites. But now people living in their vehicles are fighting back. -
The county planned to rent the Caltrans land for $1 a month, but the Trump administration scuttled that deal. Now, the property will cost a lot more.
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