After Santa has come and gone, the stockings are emptied and the holiday decorations put away, yet another surprise could be waiting in your email inbox. The period between Thanksgiving and tax season is known in the Internet security community as prime time for cyber criminals to attack.
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Don’t trash your tree. The City offers free recycling during daylight hours at 16 drop-off locations through Jan. 23, 2016. Trees can also be picked up curbside for residents with curbside yard waste collection. Last year, approximately 385 tons of Christmas trees were collected during the month...
Helping her constituents weather what is expected to be a stormy winter, Councilmember Lorie Zapf put some muscle into filling sandbags in Mission Beach.
“We’re getting ready for El Niño,” said Zapf. “So we’re filling up sandbags and getting them out to seniors and disabled so that when...
Kindergarteners shouted with glee when Mayor Kevin Faulconer, dressed as Santa Claus, made a special visit at Burbank Elementary School in December.
The Mayor spent time singing Christmas songs and reading with the children in his sister’s classroom in Logan Heights. It’s a tradition he’s...
Can you spare a dime? The Downtown San Diego Partnership hopes you can, and will, by dropping that dime and more of your coins in a red Make Change Count donation station.
“Instead of giving money to individuals on the street, these donation stations allow those who want the help the...
If you were to ask friends, family and even some of his former constituents, they would tell you the late Charles Lewis was passionate about representing the people living and working in his district.
“I think at his core Charles was a proud community servant and he worked every single...
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...
