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If the warehouse shelter doesn’t happen, the San Diego Housing Commission would like some money back
Several leaders believe increasing homelessness services in one area could hurt other efforts to slow the crisis
Hike is expected to be passed on to customers, but amounts likely to vary by agency; increase slated to be somewhere between 16 percent and 22 percent in 2025
Alleged gang members are accused of selling crack-cocaine and other drugs to homeless encampments and people driving up near 16th and K streets, according to officials
Gregory Evans Knoll is credited with revolutionizing the delivery of public health care to low-income residents
Key committee rejects November ballot measure; alternative Democracy Dollars proposal may be proposed soon
UCSD Health CEO says she’s still optimistic that a final agreement will be approved
There are now nearly four dozen Mobile Crisis Response Teams responding to calls across San Diego County
Among those prosecuted was a woman who’s long criticized how the city treats people who sleep outside
The spark for San Diego’s annual Children’s Book Party came from a man who did not discover his love for reading until later in life
Some residents have raised concerns about mold and food as officials scramble to create more spots for homeless people
‘It was just this year and a half of sliding and sliding through all the gate checks,’ said one man
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Latest case said to be unrelated to fall exposure at Golden Hall homeless shelter
Regulators want more information about noise, ocean debris from events widely seen across Southern California
‘I wish I could tell you that San Diego is just really screwed up, and if you just had better leadership, it would be fixed. But that’s not the reality.’
Donut Bar has closed its B Street location and is moving to a much larger space near Little Italy where it will offer a variety of doughnuts and pastries, served with a side of augmented reality experiences
Charles Hughes, 38, died March 29, eight days after he was was found with head trauma following what appears to have been prompted by a brief argument, police said
The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego exited its two Kettner Boulevard buildings last month. The other will become home to the Navy SEAL Museum
Chief Operating Officer Eric Dargan is trying to copy some (but not all) of what he saw in Houston, Texas.
Key San Diego committee unanimously opts for ouster attempt in Hillcrest, but sides with old guard in La Jolla
Jimmy Craig fixes up old guitars and gives free lessons; it’s one of the ways he shares a miracle that happened to him 24 years ago
Providers continue to decry decision, saying that consolidation effort would impact long-running residency program
Change would also apply to other health care clinics, churches and school grounds
