Looking to get a head start on your spring garden? The City of San Diego is making it easy for gardeners to get their hands on FREE, nutrient-rich compost, thanks to new Compost Giveaway Events presented by the Environmental Services Department (ESD) in partnership with I Love A Clean San Diego.… Read more about Free Compost Available at New Giveaway Events
The community of Otay Mesa will soon have improved streets, thanks to the continued efforts of the City of San Diego’s slurry seal program, part of an overall effort to repair and resurface roads citywide. Work began on Saturday, Feb. 1, for this slurry seal project focused on Otay Mesa roads… Read more about Road Repair Project Begins in Otay Mesa
Tonight the City of San Diego’s Civic Dance Arts (SDCDA) kicks off its series Collage 2025: Tapestry with shows running through Feb. 16. The critically acclaimed show will feature 72 dancers in a visually stunning production that will be one of the year’s not-to-miss performances. Read more about Civic Dance Arts to Present Collage 2025: Tapestry
San Diego Fire-Rescue (SDFD) teams have a new tool to help with fire prevention. In high-risk areas, crews are proactively spraying a citrus-based fire inhibitor to help protect homes and reduce fire hazards. The spray is being used along evacuation routes and near some recently abated homeless… Read more about San Diego Firefighters Deploy Innovative Solutions to Prevent Wildfire Disasters
Effective Jan. 31, hourly rates have doubled for parking meters in the City of San Diego. The rate increase, from $1.25 to $2.50 per hour for most meters, follows a resolution by the San Diego City Council. Read more about Parking Meter Rates Increase in City of San Diego
A resident of North Park, originally from Puerto Rico, has been selected as the City of San Diego’s new Poet Laureate. Paola Capó-García will take on the role of great civic significance as the City’s third Poet Laureate for a two-year term from 2025 to 2027. Read more about New Poet Laureate Selected
