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People are steadily moving in to the City’s new Safe Sleeping site at O…
The City is cracking down on vehicles left parked on the street for more than 72 hours.
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To help make flood insurance more affordable for San Diegans, the City has joined a federal program that offers a significant discount to any community that exceeds the minimum floodplain management and protection standards.
As of Oct. 1, all property owners in San Diego…
In response to recent reports of City of San Diego residents receiving a “water update” notice at their homes, the City is warning people to be aware. The notices, which include a request to “Please call us ASAP,” appear to be from a private company that has no association with the City of San…
Several City of San Diego communities will soon have improved and safer streets thanks to the start of a new slurry seal project, part of an overall effort to repair and resurface roads citywide. This week, the City will begin resurfacing streets in and around Rancho Peñasquitos, Sorrento Valley…
On Oct. 25, 2003, one of the worst fires in California history burned through San Diego County. Sixteen people died, including one firefighter. Many San Diego firefighters remember that incident well. City of San Diego Fire-Rescue Chief Colin Stowell shares his memories of that day and has some…
It's the spooky season and the City of San Diego is inviting kids of all ages to enjoy fun, seasonal activities in the spirit of Halloween. Fall Festival events are planned at multiple recreation centers and parks throughout the city and promise a spooktacular time.
Activities include…
As part of his comprehensive strategy to address homelessness, Mayor Todd Gloria today announced that the City’s second Safe Sleeping Program site, which offers safe, legal camping for unsheltered San Diegans, will begin intakes tomorrow. It is one of the largest shelter spaces being operated in…
In an effort to improve recreational spaces throughout the City of San Diego, Mayor Todd Gloria and Council President Pro Tem Monica Montgomery Steppe today joined City staff and community members for a groundbreaking event to kick off a number of major improvements and upgrades at John F.…
Last fiscal year, the City secured 97 grants totaling over $306 million! This is 4% higher than the prior fiscal year and the highest dollar amount ever recorded since the City started publishing an annual grant report.
These federal, state, regional and private grants help fund a…
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