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An intensive, month-long effort to meet houseless San Diegans living on the streets of downtown in hopes of getting them shelter and on a path to a better life will kick off Monday, Mayor Todd Gloria announced.

The resource hub comes with national data that found the rate of serious financial problems was higher during the pandemic for LGBTQ+ households.

Vaccination have been opening up after COVID-19 vaccines arrived in California in December. Counties across the region have announced details about sites — dubbed “super PODS,” an acronym for Point of Distribution — that have opened up. Check back here as we learn of more sites opening. This site is providing first-dose inoculations the week of Feb. 15 by appointment…

Here’s how to keep your car going now that way fewer people are driving in LA. Randy Mac reports May 15, 2020.

When was the last time you drove your car?  For a lot of people, it could be weeks — or even months — as we all practice social distancing and stay home, and experts say, that could lead to some expensive problems. The NBC4 I-Team spoke to local mechanics who said a lot of families are only driving one car…

The coronavirus pandemic has caused confusion and panic throughout Southern California. However, there are resources available to families and individuals to help throughout the outbreak. If you need help, or if you would like to help those in need, NBC4 has gathered a list of resources ranging from food assistance to financial help information below. Note: This page will be…