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Dozens of Marines rolled up their sleeves for an act of service, far from the battlefield. With shovels and paintbrushes in hand, they helped refurbish the Toby Wells YMCA in Kearny Mesa. The work was unveiled during a ceremony and dedication of the community garden on Nov. 18, 2015, just in...
Sixth grader Isis Bermudez hopes to one day become a fashion designer. Right now, she’s fostering her creative spirit through the arts program at Empower Charter School, and she’s excited about a new opportunity for students across San Diego. My Voice In The Arts is an education program...
The squeaking of swings, the pounding of running feet and the sound of laughter can once again be heard at an iconic Barrio Logan landmark, with the completion of the Chicano Park Recreation Improvement Project. On November 5, 2015, city leaders and members of the community unveiled renovations...
For years residents of Mission Valley have been anxiously awaiting a permanent fire station to call their own. Now they have one.
“I am proud to finally see the official opening of this state-of-the-art fire station that will serve the heart of Mission Valley where it is desperately...
First responders and civilians who jumped into action are honored at the 2015 Service Awards luncheon, presented by the San Diego Fire Rescue Foundation.
Volunteers walked the streets of Mission Hills to interview business owners in the Business Improvement District about how the City can better serve them.
This inaugural event at La Jolla Shores gave surfers with physical challenges the chance to compete and to inspire other people with disabilities to try surfing.
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, members of the City's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee learn the importance of accessibility and accommodation.