A county government-led partnership has received almost $17 million in state money to help homeless people living along the San Diego riverbed get into.
A county government-led partnership has received almost $17 million in state money to help homeless people living along the San Diego riverbed get into permanent housing and connect them with services, the county Health and Human Services Agency announced Wednesday.
“May her spirit guide us as we navigate the journey of grief, always remembering the light she brought into our lives.” Those were the words Mandy Bloomfield wrote regarding the
San Diego County officials are green-lighting the expansion of the Live Well on Wheels fleet, with the hopes of adding another bus to focus on mobile homeless outreach.