For more than 70 years, the San Diego Civic Dance Arts program has provided opportunities for students of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to learn to the sequences of human movement and artistic expression known as...
Stories for September 2016
Two-year-old Emily loves walking into San Diego Fire-Rescue Station One. She knows she’ll receive lots hugs, kisses and an occasional belly rub. The station isn’t just a place to visit, it’s her office and second home. Emily, a black Labrador Retriever, is an Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and...
After an eight-year closure, the San Vicente Reservoir has re-opened to the public.
The reservoir first opened to the public in 1947 but was closed since 2008 while the San Diego County Water Authority and the City of San Diego increased the reservoir’s capacity and made significant...
Chief Operating Officer Scott Chadwick takes a closer look at the City's Urban Forestry program and Fleet Operations.
A recent study shows the overall condition of City streets has improved by more than 20 percent since 2011.
For years, the majestic Bow Wave Sculpture has greeted visitors to City Hall, the Civic Theater and Community Concourse. Appearing to glide gracefully through calm seas, the sculpture’s copper glow has over time, dimmed.
In early July, the City of San Diego...
Shining a spotlight on those who go above and beyond, the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department honored the extraordinary measures firefighters, paramedics, lifeguards and even civilians went through, to save the lives of others.
“The employees you’ll meet today stand out among their peers,”...
Ahead of the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, City officials remember the first responders, the fallen and their families at a memorial.
The Jas Arnold Trail for All People is a 1,100-foot flat loop in the Black Mountain Ranch Open Space Park that will be accessible for the elderly, young children and people with mobility challenges.