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More than 500 people received free staple foods and resources Saturday at the South Region Live Well Center in Chula Vista, marking the launch of the County’s year‑long food distribution program.
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The County released a report to the public today with details about conditions at the Otay Mesa Detention Center after taking legal action to conduct a health and environmental inspection.
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San Diego County’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Corps is partnering with Southwestern College’s Fire Academy to expand opportunities for young adults. It helps motivated participants move into stable, long‑term careers in the fire service.
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More air purifiers are now being made available to help South Bay residents cope with hydrogen sulfide emissions from polluted water in the Tijuana River Valley, thanks to a $4 million investment approved by the County Board of Supervisors.
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The San Diego County Board of Supervisors has voted to pursue $20 million in state funding to help build new permanent supportive housing in Chula Vista. The proposed homes would serve veterans and people experiencing mental health or substance use challenges.
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San Diego County received two major boosts this week in its efforts to reduce pollution in the Tijuana River Valley: a new $46 million state grant program and a California Coastal Commission-approved project that will help cut harmful gases near the Saturn Boulevard crossing.
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Older adults and people with disabilities are among those most vulnerable during disasters, whether it’s an earthquake, fire, flooding or periods of extreme heat. To help residents prepare, the County partnered with the City of Chula Vista and several community organizations to host an Emergency Preparedness Resource Fair.
