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There are some bright spots in the data, the task force claims, including a 30% decrease in the veteran homeless population. -
SDSU student researchers work with people experiencing homelessness to reimagine downtown's geography and identify how services can better meet people's needs.
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For years, Matthew Fluckiger job-hopped among nursing facilities in eastern San Diego County, assaulting women at each stop, before finally being arrested in 2020.
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If supervisors vote yes in June, the county will spend $640,000 to buy the land from the Revocable Trust of Donald J. Metzler and Diane W. Metzler.
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Supervisors approved a required second reading of the ordinances, which deal with land use and environmental issues.
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Last week, 189 lab-confirmed influenza cases were reported in the region, far exceeding the number of infections identified during the same week in previous seasons.
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The City Attorney's Office alleges that United Site Services of California charged "hundreds of thousands of dollars" more than usual pre-pandemic prices for shower trailers the city sought for people experiencing homelessness at the onset of the pandemic.
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Miguel Hornedo, a graduating psychology major with a minor in theology and religious studies, assumed the ceremonial leadership position on Tuesday.
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The San Diego Union-Tribune reporter Greg Moran joined Midday Edition to talk about details of the case — and what is next.
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Last week, local activist Tasha Williamson said on Facebook that Will Rodriguez-Kennedy had been accused of assault. She told KPBS the accusations involved sex while his accuser was intoxicated and incapable of giving consent.
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