Cal Fire seeks to help tribes bring ‘good fire’ to local reservations
In December, about 160 acres of brush and grass on the Barona reservation near Lakeside were burned for cultural and land ...
City Has Yet to Disclose Origin of Zoning Law Targeting Southeast San Diego
While a minimum of 20,000 square feet is needed to build one single-family home across the city with certain zoning ...
CityScape: 50 Years After a Visionary Report, San Diego Remains Only a ‘Temporary Paradise’
A 50-year-old planning study asked a question that remains relevant to San Diego: Can the assets of our paradise be sustained as this border metropolis booms?
It’s 70 degrees in February. Here are some of the many ways to enjoy San Diego from the water.
How to safely enjoy local beaches, bays and lakes through recreational activities like kayaking, whale watching and fishing ...
San Diego County park user fees rise for the first time in more than a decade
Fees increased February 18th for the first time in 11 years in response to the rising costs of maintaining the parks.
More road repairs happening in San Diego neighborhoods
San Diego is giving its streets a much-needed facelift. If you live in Otay Mesa, Skyline, Paradise Hills, Golden Hill, or ...
Time to turn over a new leaf? San Diego’s official flower might change
Did you know San Diego has an official flower? The carnation has represented the city since 1964, but there's a motion to ...
New California "daylighting" parking law aims to improve safety, currently warnings issued in San Diego
San Diego has started slow on enforcing the new law banning parking within 20 feet of crosswalks.
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The Historic State Park In Malibu That's A Total Hidden Gem For Hiking And Camping
California is chock full of memorable parks, but this secreted beauty in the heart of Malibu may be one of the best. There's ...