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The city of San Diego Thursday began a needs assessment to understand the recreation needs of its many neighborhoods.
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Mayor Todd Gloria's office said it was reviewing the project to determine whether it was consistent with his values. -
Data shows a massive cargo ship that was supposed to be at anchor repeatedly crossed over an undersea oil pipeline during a January storm. That pipeline just off the Orange County coast later ruptured, and crude washed up on beaches. -
From our partners at inewsource: Activists in Calexico say the city isn’t doing enough for the community amid the extreme heat of the summers -
San Diego researchers will have a new tool at their disposal as they track changes in the world's oceans. -
California's uneasy relationship with the oil industry is being tested again by the latest spill to foul beaches and kill birds and fish off Orange County. -
San Diego will experience "near critical" wildfire conditions through Saturday and CALFIRE San Diego says it is prepared. -
A Coast Guard official says the amount of crude oil spilled in an offshore pipeline leak in Southern California is believed to be close to 25,000 gallons, or only about one-fifth of what officials initially feared. -
The top two winners of the 2021 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition were selected from more than 50,000 entries worldwide. They are a biologist from France and a 10-year-old from India. -
The strategy could lead to all diesel vehicles being replaced by electric-powered vehicles by 2030, five years before the state requires it. -
The Chula Vista Elementary School District has rolled out ten new electric buses, part of an effort to reduce the district's carbon footprint.
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