County of San Diego
Recent News About County of San Diego
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San Diego combats elder fraud with task force recovering millions
The holiday season has become a prime time for scams, particularly targeting older adults in San Diego County.
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San Diego County shares holiday recycling tips for Christmas trees and packaging
The holiday season brings with it an opportunity to recycle various items, according to the County Department of Public Works.
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San Diego County Supervisors Approve Transportation Improvements and Safety Measures
San Diego County Supervisors have taken significant steps to enhance transportation infrastructure and safety measures in various communities. In a recent decision, the County Supervisors voted to make improvements for pedestrians at intersections in La Presa, Spring Valley, and Fallbrook, as well as at 17 different locations to enhance pedestrian safety.The Department of Public Works in San Diego County is actively monitoring streets during rainy weather to ensure safety for drivers. They are dedicated to clearing debris on unincorporated roads promptly to create safer...
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San Diego probation officer wins statewide employee award
A San Diego County probation supervisor has been honored with the California Probation Employee of the Year award.
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San Diego County urges residents to take precautions amid rising flu cases
Flu cases are on the rise in San Diego County, prompting public health officials to urge residents to protect themselves and their loved ones as the holiday season approaches.
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San Diego awards $100K equity impact grants to 10 local non-profits
Ten small non-profit organizations in San Diego County have been awarded $100,000 each as part of the Equity Impact Grant Program.
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San Diego County offers fee waivers for home kitchen business permits
San Diego County's Department of Environmental Health and Quality (DEHQ) has received a state grant to waive permit fees for individuals interested in operating a Microenterprise Home Kitchen Operation (MEHKO).
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San Diego introduces advanced disease-testing machine at public health lab
A new machine designed to expedite disease testing is set to be introduced at the County of San Diego's Public Health Lab.
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Shop with a Cop brings holiday cheer to over 300 children
San Diego County Probation hosted the annual Shop with a Cop event on December 7, bringing holiday cheer to over 300 children selected by local schools.
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County provides refurbished laptops to support foster youth education
San Diego County, in collaboration with the Futures Foundation, organized a pre-holiday event to distribute refurbished laptops to foster youth and families.
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San Diego officials seek help identifying deceased train victim
The San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office is seeking assistance from the public to identify a woman who died after being struck by a train on August 12.
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County supports growth of intergenerational community gardens
What was once a vacant lot in Linda Vista has been transformed into a thriving community garden, featuring fresh produce, flowers, and new friendships.
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San Diego County shares tips for an eco-friendly holiday season
The County of San Diego has offered several tips to help residents enjoy a more sustainable holiday season.
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New immigrant welcome center opens in Escondido
The Inland Immigrant and Refugee Welcome Center has opened in Escondido, marking the second such facility in the region.
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Firefighting skills training launched at Ramona High School
San Diego County Fire/CAL FIRE has partnered with Ramona High School to offer students training in firefighting skills.
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Agriculture Thrives Despite Challenges in San Diego County
San Diego County's agriculture industry has faced both successes and challenges as highlighted in recent reports and declarations. In a recent statement, an important reminder was shared, "The biggest one is—do not disturb them. And if they’re already disturbed, move away to a safer location!"Highlighting a significant concern, the California Department of Food and Agriculture announced a citrus quarantine in Valley Center due to the detection of the citrus disease Huanglongbing. This declaration came after the disease was found in five orange trees during routine...
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Grimmway Farms recalls organic carrots amid multi-state E. coli outbreak
San Diego County health officials have advised residents to discard organic carrots linked to a nationwide E. coli outbreak.
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County urges caution in holiday shipping to prevent pest spread
The holiday season is a time for sending gifts to loved ones, but it also poses a risk of spreading harmful pests.
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San Diego strengthens wildfire defenses through new mitigation program
San Diego County is collaborating with CAL FIRE and the state of California to support homeowners in fire-prone unincorporated areas.
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Live Well Advance focuses on partnerships and youth mental health
Focusing on partnerships and youth mental health, the ninth annual Live Well Advance Conference & School Summit attracted nearly 2,000 attendees on November 21 at the San Diego Convention Center.