Diegans in a sentence

Black San Diegans make up 26 percent of the city’s overall homeless population per the region’s latest homeless census.

Once the site begins serving homeless San Diegans, Laing said the city expects it could be in operation for as long as five years.

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San Diegans for Responsible Growth — a group uniting residents from various neighborhoods, especially those dominated by single-family homes — has been organizing rallies across San Diego in recent months against the city’s plan.

They can only be found along the coast of northern Baja California and Southern California, so San Diegans have a unique opportunity to see what’s known as a grunion run.

Unfortunately, this approach fails to yield genuinely affordable housing for middle-class San Diegans, as housing prices in our county continue to outpace the national average.

Upkeep for the vacant 101 Ash St. building will cost San Diegans $2.4 million next year, the Union-Tribune reports.

Upon the pier’s closure, San Diegans speculated about the landmark’s future – would it be repaired, replaced, or removed entirely?

Father Joe’s Village’s Paul Mirabile Center has for years sheltered up to 350 homeless San Diegans each night.

If that comes to pass, San Diegans living in the La Jolla neighborhood can rest assured that they’re still plenty special.

Their enthusiasm for the pier project isn’t exactly shared by all San Diegans.

Advocates estimate the bond could fund 7,500 homes for low-income veterans, seniors, families and chronically homeless San Diegans if two-thirds of voters approve it in November, a high threshold for any tax measure to cross.

As regional leaders have increasingly explored how to make transit more appealing to San Diegans, MTS has aggressively pursued enforcement actions against trolley riders who can’t prove they paid for their ride.

But we should also recognize that many San Diegans know they must be able to re-open their businesses or else they will never financially recover,” Desmond said.

I’m glad to see progress, but let’s continue to push for more local control and get all San Diegans back to work!

Indeed, San Diegans are so frighteningly obsessed with 101 Ash St. that they seem incapable of discussing anything else.

The goal: Post data publicly so San Diegans can track the city’s progress.

There’s no question that housing and homelessness have become the premier concerns of San Diegans.

This can include homeless San Diegans, seniors who now live in congregant settings or others who don’t have a safe place to recover.

If the latest sweeps followed past patterns, additional homeless San Diegans residing in those areas likely moved elsewhere at least temporarily to both accommodate and avoid police.