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Some seniors are feeling anxious about getting back out into the world, especially people who’ve been the most vulnerable to illness and social isolation. Shelly Lavinsky Sulit, 65, was one of them, despite being vaccinated.

Jimbo’s grocery store donated more than $8,000 to the Jewish Family Service’s Hand Up Food Pantry to help feed San Diegans during the coronavirus pandemic, the retailer said in a statement.

The ongoing fight in Encinitas over a safe parking lot program took another turn as a complaint was filed against the program.

Residents told NBC 7’s Melissa Adan the city should listen to them and do what’s right.

NBC 7’s Allison Ash gives us the latest details on the parking lot proposed for the homeless in Encinitas.

The Encinitas Union School District’s board of trustees jumped into the debate over whether the city should give the go-ahead to a controversial overnight parking lot for the homeless.

NBC 7’s Danica McAdam is in Encinitas where neighbors are voicing their concerns for a safe space homeless parking lot.

Residents in Encinitas do not want the city to pass a Safe Parking Program for homeless in their city, they met with County Supervisor Kristin Gaspar and City Councilman Tony Kranz on Thursday to voice their concern. The Safe Parking Program, waiting to be approved, will be run by the Jewish Family Service (JFS) and will provide individuals and families…

The San Diego City Council voted 6-3 in favor of re-establishing a ban that restricts people from living in their vehicles on city streets, with the exception of certain designated lots.

A proposal to reestablish a ban that restricts people from living in their vehicles on city streets with the exception of certain designated lots will face its first hurdle Wednesday.

The city of San Diego opened a new parking lot to homeless people living in their vehicles Tuesday in an effort to provide resources to car dwellers while keeping them off of city streets.

Just over a month after the San Diego City Council repealed a law that made it illegal for people to live inside their vehicles, the mayor on Monday will announce a new proposal to again restrict it.

A vacant county building in Bankers Hill will become temporary housing for asylum seekers following a San Diego County Board of Supervisors vote Tuesday to lease the building for $1 to an immigration support group.

With help from immigration attorneys, Jewish Family Service of San Diego hosted a free workshop Wednesday for recipients of the now-rescinded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.