Homelessness

Saint Teresa of Calcutta Villa: A Huge Deal for San Diego Homelessness

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● February 7, 2022

This new East Village high-rise by Father Joe's Villages is one of many projects needed to fill the region's affordable-housing void

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The 2022 List of San Diego’s Homelessness Influencers (For Better or Worse)

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● January 28, 2022

Politicians. Nonprofit leaders. Private sector voices. Legal experts. The media. Meet the people with the power to push the needle on our homelessness crisis

These Business Execs Enlist Super Powers to Fight for San Diego's Homeless Population

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● December 21, 2021

Businessman Dan Shea and Padres owner Peter Seidler founded The Tuesday Group to get people quickly and humanely off the streets

Homeless Court: A Helping Hand for Those Trying to Escape Legal Quicksand

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● December 2, 2021

San Diego pioneered legal aid for people experiencing homelessness; now a state judicial work group hopes to expand it

East Village 2021: Doing Business Surrounded by Homelessness

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● November 1, 2021

One CEO calls this downtown San Diego neighborhood a “war zone." Politicians promise corrective policy change. Enough déjà vu.

Oscar-Winning Film ‘Inocente’ Aimed to Rekindle Focus on Youth Homelessness

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● July 9, 2021

Catch up with film inspiration Inocente Izucar, who's still painting with passion

One Year Later: San Diego's Homeless Voices Mattered on 'America's Got Talent'

By Ron Donoho ● Homelessness ● July 3, 2021

Downtown-based singing group for people experiencing homelessness made the semifinals of national TV talent show in 2020