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City Heights Town Council is organizing a tour of five coffee shops that serve the community. -
KPBS Midday EditionFamilies can wait 10 years to receive a government voucher that helps pay the rent, but some landlords don't accept them. A new city ordinance in San Diego will change that. -
A community event will feature a presentation from law enforcement to explain a new anti-profiling law. The informative session is part of a collaborative project that taps faith-based leaders to help improve the relationships between police and the public. -
KPBS Midday EditionA new homeless outreach coordinator serving City Heights and North Park is part of an experimental project to bring support to the area's homeless population. -
Community members claim the City Heights Square Mini Park is home to illegal activity that is disturbing residents at a nearby facility for seniors. -
The monthly course at the YMCA location near City Heights provides instruction in a classroom and on the road. -
The changes, detailed in a memo to the school board, come after KPBS reported on a heating system outage at a City Heights school that took more than four weeks to fully fix. -
"The Fire In Me" tells the story of a domestic violence victim and is based on real experiences from members of San Diego’s Filipino community. -
Teachers say the outage that affected 15 classrooms at a local San Diego middle school went on too long. The district says it offered heaters and a warm space as alternatives while it worked on the issue. -
A local board gave preliminary OK to close a City Heights mini-park at night. Community members say the park is causing problems for a neighboring seniors facility.
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