
Homeless shelter set to leave San Diego Convention Center, now seen as vaccine site
LA TimesSan Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announces plans to begin the phaseout of the homeless shelter at the Convention Center on Friday flanked by government officials and advocates. More than 700 people at a temporary homeless shelter in the San Diego Convention Center will begin moving into smaller shelters the week of March 22, but the waterfront venue isn’t expected to host any events in the foreseeable future. Instead, the Convention Center soon could become a mass vaccination site, San Diego County Board of Supervisors Chairman Nathan Fletcher said Friday during a news conference outside the complex. Father Joe’s Villages is overseeing about 400 of the 737 homeless people at the Convention Center shelter this week, and Vargas said there is more than enough room at Golden Hall to accommodate them all.
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