Father Joe’s Villages is a homeless shelter and detox facility in downtown San Diego that can house about 800 people a night. On a campus spread across several city blocks, it offers on-site health and dental clinics, a therapeutic child care center and vocational ...

New federal work requirements take effect Monday for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, commonly known as food stamps.

Father Joe's ran out of food during its weekly food distribution drive thru May 15, had to turn away 200 cars. Spokesperson said this has never happened before.

The non-profit told ABC 10News that shortage is leading to them having to start rationing how much they can hand out at times.

The organization said it's rationing hundreds of bags of food and drinks to prevent turning people away.

Funding for the center constitutes less than 1% of the city's spending on homelessness. Yet the services provided save tens of thousands of dollars a year.

Father Joe's Villages announced raised a record-breaking $1.6 million through its 41st annual Children's Champions matching gift campaign and gala.

The 41st annual Children's Champions matching gift campaign and gala was hosted by journalist Monica Dean on May 2 at the U.S. Grant Hotel.

San Diego State University researchers are rolling out an AI-powered map that tracks where people living outdoors in San Diego County pitch their tents and how those encampments shift over time.

A report released Thursday is the first by the city auditor to evaluate the city's nearly 3-year-old ordinance regulating encampment responses