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For now, they're focused on being able to move back into their houses once a county lodging program ends next month. But they're frustrated and want action to prevent future disasters.

The Citizens Advisory Board on Police/Community Relations, resurrected in 2017, was intended to be a bridge between the San Diego Police Department and the community it serves

County Chairwoman Nora Vargas is encouraging San Diegans who want to help people and families impacted by last week’s devastating storms to participate in a “Day of Service” Wednesday, Jan. 31.Nine separate community groups are joining with County representatives at three locations to collect much-needed donations. The public can help in a few ways:They can sign up to help in person to collect and sort donations and put together kits to distribute to flood survivors. They can drop off dona...

If you are interested in helping victims of last week's storm, there are 9 available drop-off locations as well as a list of items needed.

Nine community groups are joining with county representatives at four locations Wednesday to collect much-needed donations.

After six months of an even partisan split on the board, the former San Diego city council member's presence gives it a Democratic majority again, and allows it to take up issues on which it deadlocked before

After six months of an even partisan split on the board, the former San Diego city council member's presence gives it a Democratic majority again, and allows it to take up issues on which it deadlocked before

Saying the city is failing La Jolla, proponents of the independence push are also pitching it as a boon to the rest of San Diego, too. That's where things get complicated.

The Urban Collaborative Project wants to increase after-hours care

Community groups launch efforts to beautify Valencia Park