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With the National Weather Service (NWS) issuance of an Excessive Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Tuesday, the City of San Diego is reminding everyone to stay safe and to seek relief from the sun and heat during the day. San Diegans can visit dozens of City …
Last week, 95 kids and adults attended Trash Truck Storytime hosted by the Environmental Services Department (ESD) at Carmel Mountain Ranch Library.
During the event, kids read books about the importance of recycling and got the opportunity to check out a trash truck. With the help…
The City’s Bridge to Home program has helped two new affordable housing projects get across the finish line.
Affirmed Housing’s …
Every year, we work with our state legislative delegation to bring some of San Diego taxpayers’ dollars back from Sacramento so we can invest them into critical community projects here at home.
This year, we secured nearly $25 million for projects across our city that will help…
With Tropical Storm Hilary now behind us, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to our City crews for their tireless work and commitment to ensuring San Diegans’ safety.
Whether it was coordinating emergency services, closing roads, clearing and monitoring storm drains or…
As Tropical Storm Hilary bears down on Southern California, Mayor Todd Gloria today proclaimed a local emergency for the City of San Diego, enabling the City to seek state and federal disaster-assistance resources.
“The emergency proclamation I signed today will allow us to…
In response to the Tropical Storm Warning that has been issued by the National Weather Service for the San Diego region, the City of San Diego has closed all public facilities – including parks and beaches – starting Sunday, Aug. 20, through Monday, Aug. 21. City facilities may reopen on…
With significant rain and high winds forecast over the weekend due to the impacts of Hurricane Hilary, the City of San Diego is focusing on storm preparations and taking proactive steps to prevent flooding, while also urging residents to take action to safeguard their homes, especially…
As part of an effort to explore civic and societal issues through photography, the City of San Diego has announced the selection of artist John Raymond Mireles for the City’s first-ever photo fellowship program, Exposure. Mireles will work alongside the Office of Immigrant Affairs and Arts and…
Furthering its commitment to invest in San Diego's youth, today the City of San Diego is celebrating the completion of its first-ever Summer Civic Internship program aimed at helping the next generation of workers make a meaningful impact on our diverse community. Through the intensive eight-…
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