Blake Nelson is a Homelessness Reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune. He focuses on social issues, particularly homelessness and its impact on Southern California, while also exploring themes related to climate change, legal affairs, and regional interests. Blake's work has been featured in various publications, including NJ Cannabis Insider, Paste Magazine, and The Mercury News.
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By: Blake Nelson
The planned discussion comes as San Diego City Council members face a staggering budget deficit
Council members also approved the city manager’s recent emergency declaration
Council members also approved the city manager’s recent emergency declaration
The analysis of dozens of contracts further found that money is being left on the table
By: Blake Nelson
The good news comes with a number of questions After a seemingly endless stretch of bleak homelessness headlines, San Diego County is ending the year on a high note.
By: Blake Nelson
Zachary Martinez returned to patrol this week after his partner was killed when a teen ran into their car.
By: Blake Nelson
A rare quirk of the calendar this year invites questions both logistical and theological.
A landmark study in Northern California offers guidance on calculating a surprisingly elusive number.
Three numbers offer a hint as to what the true need might be
Officer Zachary Martinez suffered life-threatening injuries in the high-speed collision that claimed Officer Austin Machitar’s life
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