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A few ways residents can prevent flooding and prepare for the coming rains.
Councilmember Lorie Zapf brings Human Trafficking Awareness month to light. Go to sandiego.gov/humantrafficking for more information.
San Diego draws millions of people to visit, work and live within the City. But the economy and quality of life that San Diegans enjoy depends on a reliable supply of water.
During the holiday season, employees in the City's Park & Rec Dept. donate money and volunteer their time to build bikes for kids.
Don't trash your tree! You can recycle it!
The City of San Diego is recognized nationally with the Utility of the Future Today award and the Sustainable Water Utility Management award. These honors represent the citys commitment to reliable water services that protect the health of our communities and the environment.
One of the most popular programs at the Central Library in Downtown San Diego doesnt involve a book. In fact, participants dont even need a library card.
Thats because, on Friday afternoons, the lobby of the library at 330 Park Blvd. is transformed into a chess sanctuary. Players of all…
Welcome to the City of San Diego's OpenCounter Business Portal.
Two City employees are being commended for a simple gesture.
With ongoing wildfire risk in San Diego, emergency officials encourage residents to create a family disaster plan.
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