The County of San Diego will take part in Earth Day and earth-friendly events around the county to share how the County protects the environment—from improving air quality to protecting watersheds and diverting waste from landfills—and explain how residents can help.
On this episode, see how you can “cultivate” your own green thumb with some help from a Master Gardener, meet some friends that might “bug” you, and see how the County is making it “rain” for some lucky local non-profits.
It takes a team of agencies to process asylum-seeking families in and out San Diego’s temporary shelter. Working the front lines are County nurses who are responsible for conducting health screening assessments on every adult and child who visits the shelter.
All County essential services such as law enforcement and emergency animal control response will continue through the holiday.
In this episode, get ready to take a challenge that could help you during a disaster, meet a 93 year-old fitness fanatic, and our South County beaches are looking to get a boost in water testing.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to study the idea of buying and selling electricity to give county residents an alternative to having to buy it from the region’s utility.
San Diego County Sheriff’s deputies are our defensive linemen to protect us from impaired drivers. That means they will be increasing patrols on Super Bowl Sunday. Don’t drink and drive or you’ll get penalized and “benched.”
