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City of San Diego residents will soon be able to make a significant impact on climate change by diverting theirorganicwastefrom the landfill.
As part of the Citys newOrganicWasteRecyclingprogram, and in compliance with state requirements, new green bins and kitchen pails will be delivered…
Alexandra Devers was placed into the foster care system when she was just three months old. By the time she was four years old, she had lived in 10 foster and group homes. Finally, at age 13, she was welcomed into a permanent foster home by a woman she now calls Mom. Her mom, her 6th grade…
Start off 2023 with a new book and join the San Diego Public Librarys (SDPL) Winter Reading Challenge. This years theme is All the Feels to encourage readers of all ages to explore how reading affects their emotions.
The new year is a great time to read something you enjoy, whether thats…
Dont toss your tree in the trash after the holidays! Starting Monday, Dec. 26, San Diegans can drop off their Christmas trees for free to be recycled and turned into high-quality mulch and compost, helping keep organic waste out of the landfill.
This morning City Council President Sean Elo…
The City of San Diego continues to repair and resurface roads through its slurry seal program. Over the next few weeks, resurfacing is scheduled for streets in and around Balboa Park and North Park, along with Otay Mesa, College Area and eastern parts of the City.
Slurry seal is a cost-…
With cybersecurity concerns on the rise following several major ransomware attacks nationwide, the City of San Diego has launched the San Diego Regional Cyber Lab to help local agencies prevent and protect against cyberattacks.
The Cyber Lab serves as a regional resource for small…
Mayor Todd Gloria and the City of San Diego invite all San Diegans to join in the holiday spirit with the 45th annual December Nights festival in Balboa Park. The park will transform into a winter wonderland with more than 1,000 performers on four stages, various activities throughout the park…
Due to past rainfall and a state mandate with regard to water level, the City of San Diego is scheduled to release approximately 250 million gallons of water from Hodges Reservoir into the San Dieguito River. This will lower the current water level by approximately 2 feet. The water release,…
As part of United Against Hate Week, the City of San Diego has issued a proclamation to stop hate and biases that pose a threat to the safety and civility of our community. Mayor Todd Gloria, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of California Randy Grossman, San Diego County District Attorney…
The rivalry between SDPD and SDFD is heating up. Two of our team members got together to see how their jobs compare. Think you have what it takes to join one of our teams? Apply today at JoinSDPDNow.com or JoinSDFD.com.
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