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Almost two-thirds of the county’s homeless population is in the city of San Diego. But homelessness is a problem throughout the region. Read More »
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Father Joe’s homeless client tests negative for COVID-19; shelters accepting new people
Homeless shelters in San Diego are temporarily refusing to accept new people to help stop the spread of the novel coronavirus. Read More »
Sunshine Week: 6 proposed laws that could impact the public’s right to know
When government operates in the shadows, withholding records or censoring them beyond comprehension, it’s the public who pays. Read More »
Faulconer wants to end ‘clear violations’ of short-term rental ban on granny flats
San Diego has started enforcing its ban on short-term rentals of newly built granny flats, following an inewsource analysis that identified violators and showed the city let it happen. Read More »
San Diego allowed granny flats to become short-term rentals — violating city law
San Diego City Council members were clear when they voted in September 2017 to loosen restrictions on granny flats. They wanted new affordable housing for San Diegans. None of these small units, built on land with existing homes, were to be rented for less than 30 days. The city gave property owners about a $15,000 price reduction in permits and ... Read More »
San Diego City Council falling short on goal to house the homeless
It doesn’t appear San Diego city leaders will come close to meeting the homeless housing goal by the January 2021 deadline. Read More »
San Diego County will pay $97,500 to settle a lawsuit over sexual harassment records
The nonprofit First Amendment Coalition sued San Diego County for records of sexual harassment in July 2018. Read More »