The City of San Diego, responding to its homelessness crisis, has launched new initiatives to expand shelter availability and help individuals transition to stable housing. Senior city officials, accompanied by representatives of the San Diego Housing Commission (SDHC), rolled out an action plan introducing 363 new beds into the system, with a slated start date of December 1. “With hundreds of new beds at multiple sites, we are delivering on our commitment to ensure that no one who is currently sheltered will be sent back to the streets,” Mayor Todd Gloria said, according to Hoodline.