The first time Emmy award-winning journalist Wale Aliyu visited San Diego was in 2010. He says that’s when he fell in love with the city and vowed to live and work here if he ever got the chance.
LEMON GROVE, Calif. — In Lemon Grove, plans to build tiny homes for the unhoused are moving forward despite the state's decision to withdraw funding. A meeting on the issue was held at 6 p.m. Thursday.
"It hurts. That's the part where you have to keep going forward... You can't just sit and cry every day," she says."I'm sorry... I'm very choked up about this because I see the need," she says. The group is also doing its part by matching those who are working, yet still homeless, with people renting rooms.
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