San Diego cleaning up yards, freeways as powerful storm lashes county
Sandbags were available in limited amounts to the public at 11 recreation centers centrally located in each San Diego City Council district. The county and Cal Fire, for their part, were providing free bags and sand at numerous fire stations for residents of unincorporated areas.
Residents in San Diego’s Southcrest neighborhood are keeping a close eye on Thursday’s storm after their area was devastated by last year’s flooding.
Tens of thousands of low-income San Diego families have added their names to local waiting lists in hopes of getting Section ...
This newest location, centered On Third Ave. between Oxford and Palomar Streets, will be the latest addition to its 1,000 ...
The San Diego-based USS Carl Vinson arrived at the southern city of Busan in South Korea on Sunday as a show of force, ...
The Coronado Unified School District is suing the operator of the South Bay International Water Treatment Plant for allegedly ...
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Southcrest residents ready to leave homes if rainfall leads to floodingSouthcrest residents say they are preparing for the possibility of leaving their homes if the neighborhood cannot handle Thursday's storm.
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