If you’ve ever had an animal in your life, you know the unconditional love they offer.

Father Joe’s Villages opened 33 new single-room occupancy apartments in downtown San Diego to provide affordable housing for people living on the streets.

As federal cuts shrink public health budgets, San Diego risks a repeat of the deadly hepatitis A outbreak. Public officials must fight these cuts.

San Diego’s legal community will gather on October 17, 2026, at The US Grant Hotel for the 42nd Annual Red Boudreau Trial Lawyers’ Dinner.

Public places, including the San Diego trolley, provide temporary shelter during extreme heat advisory.

Weekly lessons help people experience newfound resilience

Fill your cart at this beloved California thrift store

The organization opened its fourth San Diego-area location near Highway 94 and I-15.

Food stamps are a crucial part of preventing homelessness among veterans. Even $200 a month can mean the difference between paying rent and eviction.

Ending homelessness is not something any organization can do alone. It requires strong partnerships, shared commitment, and community leaders who are willing to invest in solutions that create lasting change.