Two-Card Ballot for Nov. 8 Election
Sep. 20, 2016 | 12:39 PMAs a result of a large number of contests in the Nov. 8 Presidential General Election, San Diego County registered voters will for the first time get a two-card ballot.
Month: September 2016
Credit: CDC County to Spray Skyline Neighborhood for Mosquitoes in Travel-related Zika Case
Sep. 19, 2016 | 2:30 PMThe County plans to hand-spray to kill invasive Aedes mosquitoes in the Skyline area of the City of San Diego after mosquitoes were found living near a resident who contracted Zika virus while traveling outside the country.
Credit: CDC Probable Human West Nile Virus Death Reported
Sep. 19, 2016 | 1:50 PMA San Marcos woman died on September 15 from a probable case of West Nile virus, the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency announced today. Although the woman had underlying medical conditions, initial tests indicate West Nile virus was the probable cause of death, the first this season of a county resident. The […]
GALLERY: 2016 Recovery Happens
Sep. 19, 2016 | 9:31 AMHundreds of people celebrated being drug-free during the County’s annual Recovery Happens event this past weekend. The event, sponsored by the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency and its many prevention and treatment partners, commemorates September as National Recovery Month. Participants were joined by families and friends in celebration of clean and sober living.
Pet of the Week – Tootsie
Sep. 17, 2016 | 8:00 AMMeet Tootsie the lovable Labrador! This sweetheart of a chocolate Labrador retriever is very sociable and affectionate.
Make Pets Part of Your Disaster Plan
Sep. 16, 2016 | 4:19 PMCould you and your family evacuate in 15 minutes or less? September is National Preparedness Month and just as you prepare your family for a disaster, the same can be done for your furry family members—dogs, cats and other animals both large and small.
VIDEO: Before Waterfront Park, There Was the Nolen Plan
Sep. 16, 2016 | 9:00 AMLong before the County Administration Center opened its doors to the public or boasted the Waterfront Park, a landscape architect envisioned it as part of something much larger. And it had nothing to do with a bayfront view.