Category archives for: PQ, CMR, Sabre Springs

Thousands receive SDG&E gas pipeline safety mailings

This safety brochure was included in the mailings to customers living near high-pressure gas lines.

San Diego Gas & Electric this month mailed letters and safety brochures to about 3,200 area customers who live close to major gas pipelines.

Penasquitos fire damages home, trailer

Fire officials said coals left unattended in a fire pit caused $350,000 in damage today to a trailer and an adjacent home in the 1100 block of Meknes Way near Nawa Way.

Plenty of free outdoor movies this summer

movies

Starting this weekend, enjoying a summer movie will not require money or going to a theater — at least the indoor kind.

Panel seeks public comments on future of downtown San Diego

Area residents have an opportunity to share their thoughts on how downtown San Diego should be developed over the coming decades.

Carl DeMaio announces run for Congress

Carl DeMaio

Former San Diego City Councilman and mayoral candidate Carl DeMaio Thursday formally announced his candidacy for the 2014 race for the 52nd Congressional District.

Northeastern captain has spent career in San Diego

ACTING CAPT. JOSEPH RAMOS

Acting Capt. Joseph Ramos is the new leader at San Diego Police Department’s Northeastern Division.

Supervisor starts monthly office hours in Rancho Bernardo Library

upervisor Dave Roberts and his Policy Adviser Martha Rañón, far left, speak with Rancho Penasquitos resident Marilyn McPhie, second from left, and Rancho Bernardo resident Mishaun Lyde at his first RB-based open house on May 9.  Photo by Elizabeth Marie Himchak

To make it easier for constituents to contact him, County Supervisor Dave Roberts has started holding monthly office hours in Rancho Bernardo.

Suspect in April Penasquitos ATM robbery in custody

A suspect in an April 20 Rancho Penasquitos ATM robbery is in custody Wednesday after being arrested by San Diego police in Escondido, according to the San Diego police Northeastern Division Facebook page.

City officials: Time to clear brush for fire protection

San Diego Fire Chief Javier Mainar spoke at Fire Station No. 40 on Friday about the need for San Diegans to clear their properties of overgrown and dead vegetation in preparation of fire season. Photo by Elizabeth Marie Himchak

With wildfires burning thousands of acres throughout California, San Diego’s Fire Chief is reminding city residents about the need to clear dead brush and overgrown vegetation before it’s too late.

Attempted sexual assault reported in Penasquitos

A man with a piece of cloth covering his face sneaked into a Rancho Penasquitos home early Monday, grabbed a sleeping woman in her bed
and made a failed attempt to sexually assault her, authorities reported.

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