San Diego County has taken another step toward a more sweeping ban against homeless encampments after the nation’s top court ...

Currently there are several existing state and local codes that address fire prohibitions and liabilities due to careless, negligent or intentional acts. These existing codes grant enforcement ...

The county Board of Supervisors is taking the first steps on updating its unsafe camping ordinance Wednesday in an attempt to ...

A number of details remain unknown, including whether homeless ... The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last summer that ...

A 65-year-old homeless woman was found dead in her van at a tow yard a month after being hit by a drunk driver in Clairemont.

Tuesday's conversation follows a discussion from last month, when the board voted 4-0 to advance a proposal to clear homeless encampments during red flag warnings.

The County Board of Supervisors is taking the first steps on updating its unsafe camping ordinance in an attempt to prevent wildfires caused by homeless encampments in unincorporated areas.

In the wake of the Grants Pass v. Johnson decision, California cities are ramping up homeless encampment sweeps, emboldened by the Supreme Court’s ruling that ...

When Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled his CARE Court proposal almost three years ago, he suggested it would force thousands of ...

Times of San ... Diego County via YouTube) The county Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to begin updating its unsafe camping ordinance in an attempt to prevent wildfires caused by ...

San Diego Superior Court Judge Paula Rosenstein ... The county also reports that four out of five CARE enrollees who were homeless when a CARE petition was submitted have since moved off the street.