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For the first time in nearly three years, more San Diegans found housing than became homeless in November, marking a small but significant milestone in addressing the region's homelessness crisis, officials announced Friday. -
Homeless San Diegans can seek out shelter beds Monday night to escape the cold, thanks to the activation of the area's Inclement Weather Shelter Program. -
Want to know where you can lend a hand and volunteer? KPBS has compiled a list of local organizations where you can help make a difference. -
The 110-acre property will soon be managed by Solutions for Change, an organization that helps homeless families. -
Around 650 beds are being taken out of inventory due to planned developments some shelters and scheduled closures of several temporary ones. -
Father Joe's Villages: Joan Kroc Center, the Paul Mirabile Center and Living Water Church of the Nazarene have made beds available for people experiencing homelessness.
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San Diego homeless service providers have activated their inclement weather shelter beds for Wednesday night.
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Experts predict funding cuts and policy changes. But Trump and Newsom appear to agree on encampment sweeps. -
City leaders revealed plans to expand existing options and introduce a homelessness diversion effort to free up spaces. -
A settlement has been approved in a class action lawsuit that challenged San Diego's ordinances prohibiting people from living in vehicles and staying in parked vehicles overnight, which homeless advocates said unduly punished unhoused individuals who rely on their vehicles for shelter.
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