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1Citrus Disease Reaches San Bernardino County

Citrus Disease Reaches San Bernardino County

Dec 17, 2019

Late last month, a destructive citrus disease was detected for the first time in San Bernardino County. The quarantine area for the economically devastating citrus greening disease has been expanding in an attempt to keep it from reaching the commercial groves in the Southern San Joaquin Valley. According to the California Department of Food and […]

2Pilot Project Connects new Battery Storage Technology to California’s Power Grid

Pilot Project Connects new Battery Storage Technology to California’s Power Grid

Jun 27, 2019

A new pilot program from San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) will help integrate renewable energy in California’s power grid. SDG&E installed a flow battery system at the Miguel substation in Bonita to store excess energy from solar production that can be used later when needed. The installation makes the California Independent System Operator (ISO), […]

3Study Reveals that on in Eight San Diegans are Facing Hunger

Study Reveals that on in Eight San Diegans are Facing Hunger

Jun 20, 2019

According to statistics released last month by Feeding San Diego, one out of every eight San Diegans is struggling with hunger. Unfortunately, this issue is most severe among children in San Diego County, where one in six children struggle with hunger. Feeding San Diego is an organization that is on a mission to solve hunger […]

4The Little Berry that Could: How Strawberries Contribute to the Vitality of Southern California’s Urban Economy

The Little Berry that Could: How Strawberries Contribute to the Vitality of Southern California’s Urban Economy

Mar 28, 2018

Fox & Hounds By: Annette Levi and Serhat Asci While urban and rural California may be miles apart geographically and politically, they could not be more interdependent economically. That’s what we found with a recent research project that determined nearly $3-billion of Southern California’s urban economy is directly linked to the state’s strawberry farming operations. […]

5Report Claims that a San Diego County Gas Station Attendant Turned off the Pumps on CBP Officers

Report Claims that a San Diego County Gas Station Attendant Turned off the Pumps on CBP Officers

Jan 18, 2018

A bizarre story is coming out of San Diego County, where apparently, a gas station attendant refused to serve Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) officers a couple weeks ago. According to the Blue Lives Matter website, five officers stopped at a Shell station on San Ysidro Blvd. near Interstate 5 to fill up when the […]

6Rising Sea Level Could be Costly for Coastal Communities

Rising Sea Level Could be Costly for Coastal Communities

Sep 11, 2017

Scientists predict that coastal communities in the United States could eventually experience flooding from higher tides as glaciers continue to melt. It is estimated that the sea level will increase about one to four feet by the end of the century. According to scientists, sea level rise is underway in some seaside neighborhoods and there […]

7San Diego a Top Priority Area for Border Wall

San Diego a Top Priority Area for Border Wall

May 4, 2017

According to Department of Homeland Security documents, San Diego has been identified as a “high priority” area for building the border wall between the United States and Mexico. The San Diego Union-Tribune writes, The report also shows Tucson, El Paso and the Rio Grande Valley, which encompasses the cities of Weslaco, McAllen, Rio Grande City […]

8California Politicians Introduce bills to Punish Companies that work on the Border Wall

California Politicians Introduce bills to Punish Companies that work on the Border Wall

Apr 28, 2017

Two California politicians have introduced bills that are meant to stop the construction of the border wall. California State Senator Ricardo Lara (D-Bell Gardens) and Assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez Fletcher (D-San Diego) have introduced Senate Bill 30 (SB 30) and Assembly Bill 946 (AB 946), which is called the Resist the Wall Act, in response to the […]

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