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For nearly 35 years, it was a safe space for the homeless in downtown S.D. Now it’s closed. (opens the original)
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A city-funded day shelter for homeless people closed its doors for good Wednesday after more than three decades in downtown San Diego’s East Village. Almost everything, including services, will be moved two blocks to the Joan Kroc Center at the corner of 15th Street and Imperial Avenue. Representatives say the Neil Good Day Center’s replacement will open Thursday morning. It will be slightly smaller than its predecessor. Possessions cannot be stored, there will be slightly smaller bathrooms and
Philanthropist Irwin Jacobs donates $50 million to build homeless center downtown (opens the original)
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Philanthropist Irwin Jacobs on Monday announced a $50 million donation to Father Joe’s Villages to help fund a three-building, 18-story complex at the corner of Imperial Avenue and 15th Street in downtown San Diego’s East Village. The gift is the largest single donation in the organization’s history and will be used to partly fund the biggest development project it’s ever undertaken. The project, which will be called the Joan and Irwin Jacobs Family Campus, is expected to cost approximately $350
Father Joe’s adds 33 studio apartments in downtown San Diego. They’re already taken. (opens the original)
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Father Joe’s Villages, a San Diego nonprofit that provides services and housing to homeless people, unveiled 33 affordable studio apartments at its complex in the East Village on Monday. The studios range in size from 500 to 600 square feet according to Father Joe’s, and will cost its occupants approximately $850 per month in rent. The recently renovated units are furnished with a microwave, refrigerator, closet, dresser, light fixtures, accessories and laminate hardwood floors. All 33 units wer
Oceanside spent tens of millions on homelessness. Here’s what they used it for. (opens the original)
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Oceanside’s City Council received a presentation earlier this month on its efforts to end homelessness — giving insight into how tens of millions of dollars were spent on its housing-first approach. The city’s efforts are handled by its Housing and Neighborhood Services department. It had a budget of $42.6 million for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which ended in June. Over half of that budget, about $26.6 million, goes toward Section 8 rental assistance. “At its core, fundamentally, the issue of home
Escondido mayoral candidates face off in debate over homelessness (opens the original)
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Escondido Mayor Dane White and challenger Elias Velazquez laid out opposing philosophies on homelessness Tuesday during a debate at the Grand Ritz Theater in downtown. Velazquez is one of three candidates running to unseat White in the Nov. 3 election. The debate was hosted by San Diego Rescue Mission and moderated by its president and CEO, Donnie Dee. Homelessness is a top issue this election season. The number of homeless people who are unsheltered in Escondido has decreased from 307 in 2025 t
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