During National Preparedness Month, the City of San Diego is taking the opportunity to remind San Diegans to review safety procedures at home and work, and to have a safety plan in place BEFORE an emergency takes place. National Preparedness Month is recognized each September to promote family and… Read more about September is National Preparedness Month
When tragedy strikes, it can feel overwhelming to figure out how to move forward. That's why the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) leans on a team of trained volunteers to step in and offer support to victims who have experienced a crisis. These volunteers, part of the SDPD Crisis Intervention… Read more about SDPD Seeking Crisis Intervention Volunteers for One-Year Commitment
With extreme heat expected later in the week, the City of San Diego reminds residents and visitors about taking precautions to stay safe and available Cool Zones in City libraries and recreation centers. Some areas across the region are expected to top 115 degrees, prompting the National Weather… Read more about Important Safety Reminders During Heat Wave
Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed into law Assembly Bill 379, legislation that makes it a misdemeanor crime again in California to loiter with the intent to purchase sex and imposes felony penalties on adults who solicit sex from a 16- or 17-year-old. The bill was sponsored by Mayor Todd Gloria, along… Read more about Governor Signs Mayor Gloria-Sponsored Bill to Combat Human Trafficking
The San Diego Police Department (SDPD) has been awarded a $428,000 grant from the California Highway Patrol through the state’s Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program. This funding, made possible by cannabis tax revenues, will support SDPD’s efforts to reduce impaired driving and enhance roadway safety… Read more about San Diego Police Department Awarded Grant to Combat Impaired Driving
