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the East Village with a focus on women with serious medical conditions who need a safe place to recover.

NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda was at the opening of a new shelter that is specifically serving women.

Several residents in Lakeside are not happy about a potential new homeless shelter being considered in their community.

Several residents in Lakeside are not happy about a potential new homeless shelter being considered in their community. NBC 7’s Dana Griffin has more.

Construction is now underway for a new homeless shelter that would house up to 150 people in San Diego’s Midway District.

Construction is now officially underway for a new homeless shelter in San Diego’s Midway District.

NBC 7’s Jackie Crea heard from a Mountain View resident who’s been dealing with homelessness issues in his neighborhood.

A fire in October 2021 was the turning point for Greg Perello, who lives in Mountain View. More fires followed in November and December

A Community Harm Reduction Team facility for unsheltered San Diego residents with substance abuse and mental illness issues opened Wednesday.

A new homeless shelter is now open to help unhoused San Diegans who have mental health challenges and/or who are battling addiction.

City leaders gathered Thursday at the San Diego Convention Center to mark the end of the temporary shelter that housed hundreds of unaccompanied migrant children since the spring.

A temporary shelter that was set up to house thousands of migrant children at the San Diego Convention Center has closed. NBC 7’s Audra Stafford shares what’s next for the facility.

The Long Beach Convention Center is now a temporary home to 150 migrant children who arrived on buses Thursday night.

Long Beach officials launched an online portal Monday with details on how community members, local organizations and businesses can help support the migrant children from the Mexican border who will be temporarily sheltered at the city’s convention center.

San Diegans experiencing homelessness are moving into downtown San Diego’s Golden Hall, which has been transformed to accommodate families, children and transitional youth.

Families, children and transitional youth experiencing homelessness will soon be moving into downtown San Diego’s Golden Hall, which has been converted to operate as a shelter.

Mayor Todd Gloria announced Friday that a large-scale shelter operation is being extended at the San Diego Convention Center to protect hundreds of homeless San Diegans as the COVID-19 pandemic worsens.

At Steele Canyon High School in Spring Valley, an evacuation point set up in the gymnasium gave Valley Fire evacuees a place to eat, visit nurses, use the bathrooms and keep cool, but complications presented by the coronavirus pandemic forced them to rest their heads outside or elsewhere. “The temporary evacuation point is not a shelter, it is a rest…

If evacuees can’t camp in the parking lot of evacuation sites, the Red Cross will find them shelter in hotels. NBC 7’s Jackie Crea explains.

A recently renovated building that was formerly a motel began to welcome homeless families and individuals to offer them temporary housing.