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Spring break is a busy time at the beaches and Mission Bay, with crowds ready to enjoy the sunshine and shoreline this week. In response, San Diego Fire-Rescue…
As the National Weather Service is forecasting a Pacific storm and atmospheric river to hit the San Diego area starting tonight, March 29, and through Sunday, March 31, the City of San Diego is encouraging everyone to prepare for the storm and take precautions. Up to two inches of rain are…
Enforcement of Councilmember Jennifer Campbell’s Sidewalk Vending Ordinance, which was unanimously amended by the City Council earlier this year, will begin on Friday, March 29, 2024.
The updated ordinance provides clarity on which vending activities are safeguarded under the First…
The San Diego Police Department (SDPD) is charged with protecting and serving the lives and property of 1.4 million residents and the thousands of visitors who come to our city every day. Officers not only patrol…
The City of San Diego is advising visitors about traffic impacts in Downtown and Barrio Logan as work on an underground sewer project along Harbor Drive prepares to move to a new phase. Anyone heading to the Embarcadero or harbor areas, including Petco Park, the Rady Shell at Jacobs Park and the…
San Diego Police Chief David Nisleit and Mayor Todd Gloria on Tuesday released the 2023 annual crime statistics.…
Several City of San Diego communities will receive improved and safer streets as two slurry seal projects begin this week, part of an overall effort to repair and resurface roads citywide. Starting today, the City will begin resurfacing streets in and around Clairemont Mesa, Rancho Peñasquitos,…
A bipartisan coalition of leaders from across San Diego County today expressed its appreciation for the efforts of San Diego’s congressional delegation, who secured $102.1 million across 69 local community projects in the…
If you see someone dumping trash into a storm drain or flood channel, the City of San Diego wants you to report it! The City is calling on residents to help track down illegal dumping violations, and to report trash in or near creeks and other stormwater infrastructure like storm drains and…
In its commitment to addressing San Diego’s housing shortage, the City of San Diego is making it easier than ever to build more housing and lower construction costs. The City’s Development Services Department (DSD), which regulates building construction safety and enforcement, has transformed a…
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