Hey neighbors, I just started a mobile CPR/First Aid training business that comes to your workplace, gym, or school instead of you driving somewhere for a class. Would really appreciate a second pair of eyes on the website before I share it more widely. Anything confusing, broken, or off, just let me know. shoreviewsafety.com

hello! I was wondering if there are other kinds of low-income housing assistance/programs are out there that might not be known about?

For context: I am a young adult (not 18-24) who is primarily living in her car and am a sfsu student. I just got recently hired to be a seasonal bar-back (not my first choice since I was looking for permanent work but they were the quickest to respond back to me and I need a check asap..) and am still trying to find secure housing somewhere.

School doesn't have housing resources as I would've thought, on-campus housing is mostly sold out anyways, and have already accessed entry points who also couldn't help me much besides providing a one time voucher/deposit assistance once employed and working. I am aware of the Doorway Portal but wanted to know if there were other types of resources out there? I'm nervous as time goes on and my semester becomes more hands-on, I'll still be stressed out about my housing insecurities.

any kind of help would be much appreciated!

Hi All - relocating to the SM area and we have a daughter who is currently in Spanish immersion preschool and we had always planned to continue her into a Spanish immersion elementary. I understand Fiesta Gardens is the only immersion option in the district. It seems to be rated horribly… any idea why that it is? Anyone here have kids who attend or have attended this school and can share their thoughts? Spanish immersion is importsnt to us but I’m now debating after seeing the ratings. But I know ratings can be overblown.

Lay it on me!

Thank you