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San Diego launches campaign to combat youth human trafficking

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 5, 2024

San Diegans will soon see and hear a new County media campaign designed to raise public awareness about human trafficking. The educational campaign includes radio announcements, outdoor billboards, and digital media to inform children, youth, and their peers on how to protect themselves from exploitation.

Library High School class of 2024 graduates in San Diego

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 5, 2024

A graduation ceremony was held Saturday for the Library High School class of 2024. Graduates received their high school diplomas after completing the free online program.

County connects South Bay businesses with new contracting opportunities

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 5, 2024

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San Diego County schedules second public hearing for proposed $8.48 billion budget

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 4, 2024

The Board of Supervisors will hold a second public hearing at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 6 at the County Administration Center. This evening hearing provides an additional opportunity for public attendance if the morning session on June 4 was inconvenient.

San Diego supervisors appoint Ebony Shelton as new chief administrative officer

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 4, 2024

The County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday to appoint Ebony Shelton as the new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO). Shelton is the first Afro-Latina in County history to serve in this role and will start her new position on June 14.

Middle schoolers create fire escape plans in county pilot program

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 3, 2024

Students at Borrego Springs Middle School are helping their families prepare for emergencies by creating home fire safety escape plans. The initiative is part of a pilot program by San Diego County Fire, funded through state emergency preparedness grants.

San Diego County Library launches summer learning challenge with prizes

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 3, 2024

The San Diego County Library's Summer Learning Challenge has returned, offering participants the opportunity to read, learn, and earn prizes. The "Read, Learn, Create" challenge began on Saturday and will continue through August 31. Participation is open to all ages.

San Diego County opens cool zones as summer temperatures rise

By San Diego City Wire | Jun 3, 2024

The County of San Diego has initiated its annual Cool Zones program as the region braces for its first potential summer-like temperatures this week. The program, which began two decades ago, aims to provide older adults, people with disabilities, and those with health concerns free access to air-conditioned shelters during periods of extreme heat.