Lemon Grove is getting $8.4 million from the state to find and house more than 100 people living along a highway, significantly boosting homeless outreach in a region that historically has had fewer services.

The city of Lemon Grove and the Regional Task Force on Homelessness announced Monday an $8.4 million state grant aimed at addressing homelessness along the State Route 94 corridor.

The City of Lemon Grove has been exclusively granted $8.4 million in state funding to combat homelessness along the 94 Corridor.

California has awarded an $8.4M grant to the city of Lemon Grove to rapidly rehome over a hundred of its homeless residents.

Lemon Grove was awarded $8.4 million to address homelessness along SR-94. The grant will go toward rental assistance, case management, and other services.

A few community members confronted Mayor Alysson Snow about the county's plan to build cabins for unhoused people near SR-125 near Sweetwater Road.