San Diego County Supervisors Approve Expansion of Safety Net Bridge Program
The initiative aims to help residents impacted by changes to federal nutrition and healthcare assistance.
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The initiative aims to help residents impacted by changes to federal nutrition and healthcare assistance.
Two new leaders will temporarily oversee programs addressing mental health care and homelessness in the county.
The program offers temporary assistance to residents who lose or face interruptions in state health and food benefits.
Residents can weigh in on the city's 2024-2028 plan for distributing permanent local housing funds.
The agency was honored by state and national organizations for video storytelling, social media campaigns, and internal communications.
Residents can begin casting ballots at dozens of sites starting late October with expanded access and scheduling flexibility.
Federally funded safety improvements also include traffic calming measures throughout the area.
Todd Gloria's executive order instructs city officials to implement a pause on data center projects.
The funding will support continued operations at the Buena Creek Navigation Center, which has housed hundreds since opening last year.
The October 27 meeting will feature a regional transportation presentation and a proclamation recognizing a local community member.
Officials mailed postcards to residents who hadn't yet voted by mid-October, highlighting available early voting methods.
Mayor Todd Gloria released a statement following the committee's decision to discontinue the city's automated license plate reader program.
The Port of San Diego has earned a prestigious award from a national finance organization for its fiscal year 2027 budget presentation.
The council confirmed Mayor Gloria's selection of Bethany Bezak for the top administrative position without opposition.
Residents will choose a mayor and two city council members in races consolidated with the statewide general election.
Land Use and Housing Committee approves plan for housing, amenities, and entertainment venue on nearly 50 acres.
The Ford Lightning pickup is the city's 11th electric vehicle and second assigned to police operations.
The October event will connect veterans with healthcare, employment assistance, and other essential services in one location.
Remote-controlled cameras help city workers identify pipe problems before they affect residents, with some infrastructure dating back over a century.
San Diego County residents must complete registration by Monday to receive ballots by mail for the November general election.
The appointment, which requires City Council approval, would elevate Bezak from her current position overseeing performance and logistics.
The county will receive proposals through late October 2026 for the two-year funding cycle beginning in 2027.
The mayor plans to reveal his choice for the city's next COO at a press conference Thursday.
Safety Net Bridge program will add distribution points in areas identified through data analysis as having greatest need.
Local governing board will convene for regular session next fall to address municipal matters.
The council will discuss a resolution backing a state veterans housing measure and honor the local Friends of the Library group.
Officials announced unprecedented gains in housing construction as part of broader initiative to expand access for all residents.
Local board convened for regular session to address municipal business and administrative matters.
Local government teams are working to ready infrastructure and response plans for what could be significant weather impacts.
Voters have multiple options to cast ballots, with mail-in voting starting in early October and various drop-off locations available.