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San Diego residents have until Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2024, to fill out an online survey – also…
Today, the City of San Diego received confirmation from the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) that the Quiet Zone in Downtown will be reinstated, following work by City of San Diego crews to bring 12 intersections into compliance with federal standards for railway crossings.
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Today City of San Diego crews are continuing work to clear streets of mud and debris, and make necessary infrastructure repairs following last week’s devastating rainstorm. So far, more than 1,443 tons of mud, debris, trash and bulky items have been removed from the areas impacted by flooding…
The City of San Diego has completed the required work and submitted documentation to the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) for the improvements at 12 Downtown intersections in order to reinstate the Quiet Zone.
Without the Quiet Zone designation, trains have been required to sound…
Mayor Todd Gloria today signed his second Housing Action Package into law. Approved by the City Council in December, HAP 2.0 will make it easier to build homes that low- and middle-income San Diegans can afford.
“All our efforts to build more homes are about making sure we have…
In an effort to support local businesses impacted by this week’s record storm, the City of San Diego will launch an emergency response grant to provide funds for up to 100 small businesses and nonprofits. The Business Emergency Response & Resilience Grant will make financial assistance…
Mayor Todd Gloria on Wednesday spoke directly with Vice President Kamala Harris about the impacts of the severe rainfall caused by the 1,000-year storm that pummeled San Diego this week and devastated neighborhoods in southeastern San Diego.
The Vice President called Mayor Gloria…
Under the emergency declaration issued by Mayor Todd Gloria in response to Monday’s storm, teams from the City of San Diego’s Stormwater Department will begin Friday morning working to clear stormwater culverts along Chollas Creek clogged by material carried downstream by floodwater flows. Work…
As part of the City of San Diego’s ongoing effort to provide more shelter options for people experiencing homelessness, a 34-bed shelter exclusively for women reopened this week at San Diego’s old Central Library. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) San Diego will operate the…
City Transportation Department crews are working around the clock to get the Downtown Quiet Zone reinstated and ensure train crossings Downtown are clearly marked and safe for everyone.…
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