According to the county, "the changes help us keep pace with rising costs while continuing to provide high-quality parks, trails, and recreation opportunities at a good value when compared to similar park systems."
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Chuck Samuelson, of Kitchens for Good, has launched a program that lets you adopt a tree and get the avocados it grows. -
Amid a spike in dog euthanasias in recent years, the county auditor is reviewing the department’s policy and procedures. -
It’s not the first time these variable-message signs have been hacked in Encinitas. It's happened four times within the past three months. -
It establishes the CSU Direct Admissions Program, which builds off a pilot initiative implemented last year at CSU Riverside. Under this program, all graduating high school students who meet the university system’s requirements will automatically receive an admissions letter to 16 California State University campuses. -
Flu and COVID-19 cases are expected to rise in San Diego County as families gather for the holidays. Health officials are concerned about low vaccination rates. -
The San Diego County Sheriff's Office has been awarded a $400,000 grant as part of a statewide initiative to help reduce the number of serious injuries and deaths on the road, it was announced today. -
Forecasters said it will be mostly sunny and dry for the remainder of this weekend after the region saw multiple days of rain last week, followed by gradual warming through Thanksgiving, with high temperatures returning to above normal by the middle of the week. -
Community plan updates for the College Area and Clairemont aim to encourage more housing near trolley stops and on commercial strip malls. -
Due to ongoing rainfall, a flood advisory was in effect early Friday morning for the county. Between 0.75 to 1.25 inches of rain have fallen and an additional 0.5 inches was expected. Minor flooding in poor drainage areas such as some urban zones could occur, according to the National Weather Service.
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