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This Pacific Beach woman and her nursery helped make San Diego green in the 1920s
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (485+ words) Kate Sessions was already a nationally recognized horticulturist by the time she established the Pacific Beach nursery that became closely associated with her later years. Sessions came to San Diego to teach at the Russ School. In 1885, she joined Solon…...
Peters wants the feds to build a large-scale carbon removal system. Advocates aren’t optimistic
1+ week, 3+ day ago (984+ words) Rep. Scott Peters is part of a legislative push to tackle climate change by removing carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere. He’s a co-sponsor of the Carbon Dioxide Removal Leadership Act of 2026, a bill proposed in both chambers of Congress…...
Coastal Commission approves De Anza Natural, requires tougher wetland protections
1+ week, 5+ day ago (264+ words) Times of San Diego After years of planning, De Anza Cove’s transformation in Mission Bay is finally gaining ground. “What we’re looking at is that any of the uses that you see there today will be preserved,” LaCava added, citing…...
What a Super El Niño could bring to San Diego
2+ week, 3+ day ago (401+ words) Today’s newsletter is presented by Jackalope Art Fair. Here’s what we have for you today: 🏗️ San Diego is evaluating developing library sites, other city-owned parcels, to address housing crunch: The city says they wouldn’t be replacing any of the existing…...
Beach closure extended in Imperial Beach due to sewage contamination
2+ week, 6+ day ago (259+ words) The beach at Cortez Avenue in Imperial Beach was closed this weekend by the San Diego County Department of Environmental Health and Quality due to sewage contamination. The water contact closure previously in place for the Tijuana Slough and end…...
Homes could face new wildfire-safety requirements under 'Zone 0"
3+ week, 3+ day ago (891+ words) Some Californians might soon be living in a new kind of danger zone. Wildfire safety rules approved by the state Board of Forestry and Fire Protection would require homeowners in fire-prone areas to reduce combustible materials within five feet of…...
City leaders urge residents to prep for flooding, evacuations due to El Niño
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1286+ words) It’s here, and it’s big: 2026 is the year of the potentially record-breaking Super El Niño. Nearly every city department was on hand at Balboa Park on Tuesday to explain the city’s preparations for heavier-than-normal storms and flooding — while urging residents…...
La Mesa prepares for possible El Niño and urges residents to clean out storm drains and debris from rooftops
3+ week, 5+ day ago (279+ words) New rent limits take effect in CaliforniaDrive-by shooting leaves woman, 28, dead, man wounded in Chula VistaHundreds ticketed on La Jolla Shores Drive as wheel-curbing citations spikeStolen cars drop in San Diego, but Pacific Beach drivers and Jeep owners remain at…...