The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency is working with University of California San Diego officials to notify people who may have been exposed to tuberculosis on the main university campus in La Jolla. The period of potential exposure was from January 25 until May 15. Individuals known to have been exposed have […]
The June 5 election is less than two weeks away and hundreds of poll workers, especially those who are bilingual in any one of six specific languages, are still needed for the Gubernatorial Primary Election.
Porter Elementary School kids got the chance to batter up with a San Diego Padres pitcher and our local law enforcement at a baseball clinic that taught the children some important lessons in a fun environment.
Having air-conditioned Cool Zones where seniors and others can congregate to beat the heat not only reduces their individual energy costs, but can protect their health. The Cool Zones program was started by Supervisor Dianne Jacob in 2001. The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency Aging & Independence Services partners with SDG&E to […]
Meet Boer! A 3-year-old goat. She is looking for her new forever home. Boer can be a little shy at first so she is in need of a loving family to give her some TLC. She is a curious goat that loves to be aware of her surroundings and loves having room to run around. […]
As a thank you to those who serve our country, County Animal Services is joining Animals for Armed Forces in waiving pet adoption fees for military members interested in adopting a dog, cat or rabbit this Memorial Day weekend.
A three-foot section of plastic pipe wrapped in foam and rigged with tubing squirted out red-tinged water to represent a bleeding thigh. Told to stop the “bleeding,” trained community members were instructed to apply direct pressure, then wrap it with bandages.
