SAN DIEGO–“We’re blessed to have this opportunity to support Palomar Pomerado Health (PPH) in building the hospital and healthcare system of the future,” says LaDainian Tomlinson, running back, New York Jets. “We’re proud to be associated with the life-saving care and community programs PPH has provided to North County for more than 50 years.” LaDainian […]
Video: Palomar Airport WWII aircraft
A B-17 Flying Fortress, A B-24 Liberator, and a P-51 Mustang have drawn huge crowds. The Wings of Freedom Tour is just one of the attractions you’ll find at the eight county airports in San Diego.
Fire damages Oceanside condominium
By Gina Yarbrough OCEANSIDE–A two-alarm fire Wednesday afternoon damaged six Oceanside condominium units, displacing 21 residents from the building. Fire officials say a neighbor in a condominium reported that the condo, located in the 400 Block of Los Arbolitos Blvd., was on fire. Oceanside, Carlsbad, and Vista Fire Departments were dispatched to the scene. Firefighters […]
Terrorism drill tests region’s emergency response
SAN MARCOS–The County of San Diego and various city and local agencies responded to simulated acts of terrorism across the County today as part of the Golden Guardian 2010 statewide disaster preparedness exercise. “Since 9/11, our region has developed and refined terrorism response plans, conducted training, and purchased equipment to better prepare us in the […]
County approves sex offender e-mail alert system, pin map
SAN DIEGO–North County Supervisor Bill Horn’s recommendation to explore implementing a sex offender e-mail alert service and maintain a San Diego County sex offender pin map received unanimous approval from the Board today. “We’ve taken a major step to increase community awareness of dangerous sexual offenders who move into neighborhoods,” said Horn. “Once we work […]
Clean energy incentives for Del Mar property owners
DEL MAR–Beginning this summer, Del Mar residents and businesses will be able to participate in a unique finance program that encourages the “greening” of local properties. Projects can include improvements, replacements and/or additions of: air sealing, heating-ventilation-air conditioning, insulation, windows, solar electric panels, and solar water heaters. CaliforniaFIRST, Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Program, is […]
Coalition calls for changes in SDSU admissions
By Patricia Ann Washington As of May 7, 4,000+ students from the San Diego area have been denied admission for Fall 2010 by SDSU. Seeking to assist the students a broad and diverse array of faith, educational and civil rights organizations are calling on SDSU President Stephen Weber to address the lack of information on appeals for […]
Self-serve kiosk helps speed up land use process
SAN DIEGO–The Building Division of the Department of Planning and Land Use (DPLU) has introduced another new service to make it easier for customers visiting our land use offices: a computerized self-serve kiosk that will automatically direct many customers to the correct counter. Until now, all land use customers have started out at DPLU’s manned […]
Camp Pendleton Marines accused of passing secrets to LA Sheriff’s Department
CAMP PENDLETON–A Camp Pendleton Marine officer was sentenced Thursday to 90 days confinement for leaking intelligence documents to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Maj. Mark Lowe pleaded guilty to passing secret information to a sheriff’s anti-terrorism unit between 2003 and 2004. Court testimony says some of the material came from the CIA. He was […]
Tax relief for property owners
SAN DIEGO–Property owners have until June 1 to submit their requests for an informal review of their properties’ assessed value. Last year, the Assessor received over 50,000 requests from taxpayers to have their property values reduced. This year, less than 3,200 new requests have been received. “The substantial decline in assessment review applications suggests we […]
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