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City survey reviews proposed climate-friendly areas - Vimarsana News

City survey reviews proposed climate-friendly areas

The city of Philomath wants to hear from community members through an online survey to help identify mixed-use climate-friendly areas, a requirement put into motion through adopted climate goals from the state.

SD County commemorates Drowning Prevention Month - Vimarsana News

SD County commemorates Drowning Prevention Month

Attendees at the commemoration of Drowning Prevention Month. May 19, at Adams County Park Pool Adrienne Cisneros-Selekman, Community Liaison for 5th District Supervisor Jim Desmond, read a Board of Supervisors proclamation commending the Prevent Drowning Foundation Of San Diego “for its outstanding service, leadership, and commitment to the health and safety of county residents.” The

County budget could grow by 10 percent, but cuts may follow - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

County budget could grow by 10 percent, but cuts may follow - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Investments in mental health and social services are proposed for the next year, but inflation and state budget woes may dampen future spending, county officials warn.

It's time Santee acted in good faith on homelessness - The San Diego Union-Tribune - Vimarsana News

It's time Santee acted in good faith on homelessness - The San Diego Union-Tribune

When El Cajon leaders say neighboring cities should do their share in taking on a regional problem, they have a point

Eugene must change its off-street parking requirements to comply with new state rules - Vimarsana News

Eugene must change its off-street parking requirements to comply with new state rules

The City of Eugene must adjust its requirements for off-street parking in order to comply with new state rules meant to help cities reduce their carbon footprint.

Source: klcc.org