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By ELAINE ALFARO Some Del Cerro residents are advocating for both cleaner neighborhoods and support for unhoused individuals. San Diego’s Regional Task Force on Homelessness (RTFH) reported a 10%...
View ArticleEnvironmental impact report released for proposed All Peoples Church
By JAY WILSON The big news for Del Cerro residents is the long-awaited Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed All Peoples Church has finally been released. All residents have an opportunity...
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Allied Gardens/Grantville Community Council: Keeping the trails clean
By SHAIN HAUG On Aug. 18, we took action on the needs of Navajo Canyon. Thirty-five volunteers of all ages cleaned up trash on the trail and the area surrounding the Adobe Falls Trailhead. Our thanks...
View ArticleSan Carlos Community Garden making way for monarch butterflies
By JESSICA MILLS As an official monarch waystation, the San Carlos Community Garden (SCCG) provides food and habitat for monarch butterflies to combat the impacts of climate change. With regularly...
View ArticleLocal connection, fellow Kiwanis Club members welcome home U.S.S. Abraham...
By DAVE THOMAS You never know where life will take you and who you will reconnect with many years later. For one local woman, the chance to reunite with a former student she taught back in the 1970’s...
View ArticleMission Hills resident named to board of Downtown San Diego Lions Club
The Downtown San Diego Lions Club recently named Douglas Wahl as the new president to take over the reins with a renewed vision of “WE SERVE,” the club’s motto. In addition to Wahl, they have elected a...
View ArticlePatrick Henry High students, staff eyeing return for new school year
By MICHELLE IRWIN Welcome to a new school year at Patrick Henry High School. The administration, teachers and staff are looking forward to working with you as we continue to develop students to be...
View ArticleEl Cerrito housing development construction pushing ahead
By ELAINE ALFARO Project Homekey funds await approval while some residents are still concerned with a planned homeless housing project in El Cerrito. After the Board of Supervisors approved a hybrid...
View ArticleSan Carlos Community Garden continues to bring people and community together
Despite the summer heat, the San Carlos Community Garden (SCCG) continues to bloom and bring the community together. Now celebrating its 10th year anniversary, the San Carlos Community Garden (SCCG)...
View ArticleSan Carlos Area Council – Candidates look to November elections
By MICKEY ZEICHICK San Carlos Branch Librarian David Ege last month organized a community meeting for service clubs, town councils, planning councils, who can meet and make a brief presentation...
View ArticleMajor clean-up of Navajo Canyon slated for Aug. 18
The Navajo Community puts a lot into the restoration of Navajo Canyon to its natural state. This is and will be a generational effort that includes periodic removal of trash. I Love A Clean San Diego...
View ArticleTake the at-home political test
By SEAN QUINTAL Since Californians have spent the last month or two with the specter of Omicron stalking us wherever we go, most of us have become proficient at taking at-home COVID tests. Of course...
View ArticleSheriff Ray updates RWCNC attendees on work his team does in area
By WENDY HAUFFEN This month, the Republican Women of California – Navajo Canyon was joined by Sheriff Anthony Ray as our guest speaker for a sold-out meeting. He shared with us some updates on the...
View ArticleSan Carlos Branch Library presents a brief history of baseball
By DAVID EGE Baseball season is in full swing, so we have a special program planned for August. On Friday, Aug. 19, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. we will be hosting a Brief History of Baseball. Did you know...
View ArticleDel Cerro block parties are great for neighbors meeting one another
By JAY WILSON The Friends of Del Cerro (FODC) were invited to participate in the second block party for the 5800 block of Arboles which is just around the corner from the Princess Del Cerro Park to...
View ArticleUCP’s annual luncheon slated for Sept. 24
For the past 38 years, the City of San Diego firefighters have donated thousands of dollars and volunteer hours to United Cerebral Palsy of San Diego. The firefighters have served as the major sponsor...
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Patrick Henry High School students protest recent gun violence
Some Patrick Henry High School students said enough is enough when it comes to gun violence and held a peaceful protest June 7 at the school’s amphitheater. Approximately 275 out of some 2,500 students...
View ArticleSan Diego communities join forces to combat hunger
The fight to combat hunger will continue this month in a number of San Diego areas. This will be the seventh year that the communities of San Diego have joined forces in a massive county-wide food...
View ArticleFriends of Del Cerro busy with myriad of projects
By JAY WILSON The Friends of Del Cerro (FODC) continues with a series of projects to benefit the Del Cerro community and its surrounding communities. For several years, the FODC has been working with...
View ArticleThe fix is in
No matter the neighborhood you call home, odds are there’s one or more things you’d like to change for the better. That said do you have bad streets in your neighborhood? Is there a local business or...
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