HCDS Opens Waitlists for Affordable Housing in Vista, San Marcos, and Escondido, Applications Start August 29
HCDS opens a waitlist for rental assistance units in new developments for seniors, low-income families, and disabled adults, with rent set at 30% of income. Applications start on August 29 and can be submitted online, in person, or by phone.
San Diego Hails Arrival of Giant Pandas, Governor Newsom Proclaims August 8 'California Panda Day'
Governor Newsom proclaims August 8, 2024, as California Panda Day, celebrating the arrival of two giant pandas at the San Diego Zoo with new transportation options to manage expected crowds.
San Diego County Joins Clear the Shelters Campaign, Waives Adoption Fees to Find Pets Homes
San Diego County joins the Clear the Shelters campaign, waiving adoption fees at its animal services to help pets find homes from Aug. 1-10, coinciding with the nationwide event from Aug. 10-Sept. 10.
Cultural Festivities Unfold as 626 Night Market Returns to San Diego's Mission Valley Mall with Expanded Offerings
The 626 Night Market returns to San Diego's Mission Valley Mall from August 2-4, offering food, crafts, and entertainment, with a larger venue and a new "626Sampler" option for tasting menu items.
San Diego Humane Society Seeks Public Assistance in Case of Two Golden Retrievers Suspected of Neglect
The San Diego Humane Society is seeking information about two young golden retrievers suspected of being harmed, brought in by a man named Brandon. The dogs' microchips have not led to an owner, and tips are requested.
San Diego City Council Approves Development Vision for Hillcrest and University City
San Diego's City Council approved development plans for University City and Hillcrest, aiming to enhance housing, jobs, and maintain cultural identity, under Mayor Todd Gloria’s vision for sustainable growth.
Historic Tijuana Greyhound Track Closes, San Diego County Opens Doors for Adoption of Displaced Dogs
The historic Canódromo Caliente in Tijuana closed, leaving many greyhounds in need of homes. Operation Greyhound is working to rehome these dogs after the track's closure due to declining interest in the sport.
UC San Diego Study Warns of Increased Irresponsible Online Gambling, Notably Among Low-Income Individuals
A UC San Diego study highlights the complexity of legalized online gambling, showing increased revenue for states but raising concerns over irresponsible betting among low-income populations.












