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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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Palomar College Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Corps students participated in a real-time emergency drill exercise with the Rancho Santa Fe Fire Protection District. The County’s EMS Corps program is a 20-week training program with 400-plus hours of combined classroom learning with hands‑on fieldwork and mentorship.
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Back to school season should feel exciting—not financially stressful. As rising school supply costs continue to strain family budgets, County Child Support Services is stepping up during Child Support Awareness Month to support local families.
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The County held its seventh Library High School graduation ceremony to celebrate the accomplishments of 37 new graduates. Each received their high school diploma during a cap and gown ceremony at Cuyamaca College in El Cajon.
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San Diego County is heading into its fourth straight week of extreme heat, and the safety reminders remain just as important as temperatures stay high. Here are fast, simple ways to protect yourself and those around you.
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County departments and local partners will bring critical services directly to unhoused veterans during the annual Veterans Village Stand Down July 17–18 at Ingram Plaza in Liberty Station’s Arts District.
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Tacos and penguins and sloths, oh my! County Child and Family Well Being brought joy, celebration and accomplishment to local foster youth and teens enrolled in the Independent Living Skills program during a splashy high school graduation event at SeaWorld San Diego.
