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A 50-foot line attached to an MD500 helicopter carries a load of rocks deep into the bottom of Dakota Canyon, in the community of Bay Park. Each trip takes about two minutes, back and forth. At the bottom of the canyon, crews are working to shore up three manholes which connect to the sewer…
Hearts were pounding and voices were echoing through the streets of San Diego, as hundreds of people marched through Downtown in December chanting CPR saves lives.
Cardiac arrest survivors were among those marching, and hoping their chants would be heard. Their goal: To raise awareness…
A local treasure is getting a facelift.
For two weeks in early December, Chollas Lake was closed to the public while City crews worked, spreading truck loads of gravel. The trail around the lake is a point-eight mile loop, popular among visitors, walkers and nature lovers. Crews were…
Students from Patrick Henry High School and Lewis Middle School showed off projects to highlight the expansion of Qualcomm's Thinkabit Lab program.
Dos de los ms importantes instrumentos para preparar para las lluvias de El Nio este invierno.
Business owners and City leaders are encouraging shoppers to stay local with a portion of their spending this holiday season.
Two cities so geographically close together, yet separated by an international border and different language, working to build a stronger region. City leaders from San Diego and Tijuana gathered in the PETCO Park Auditorium on Monday, Nov. 23, for the first joint cities meeting on U.S. soil…
On any given day, the San Diego Central library is visited by thousands of people seeking to gain knowledge, borrow a book, use a computer or perhaps just sit and relax. But when the sun goes down, its a different story.
On November 6, San Diego Park and Recreations Therapeutic Recreation…
Two of the most important tools you can use to prepare yourself for the El Nio rains expected this winter.