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Here's where you can pick up sandbags to prepare for El Niño storm flooding (opens the original)
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Officials have released a list of locations where San Diego residents can pick up sandbags to fill in the event that El Niño-related storms threaten to cause neighborhood flooding. “Very high tides are expected this Sat–Tue and may cause temporary flooding in low-lying coastal areas like Midway and Mission Beach,” the city posted on Friday. “With El Niño developing, experts warn of additional flooding and erosion in the months ahead. City crews will monitor areas at risk of flooding.” The post c
San Diego Weekend Guide Sept. 18-20: Taking It to the Street (opens the original)
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Now that it’s not quite as soggy and muggy outside, it’s a perfect time to go out for a walk – and you’re not going to be hurting for opportunities this weekend. With nine things to do on Saturday alone, including one of Normal Heights’ signature events, and foodie gatherings in two neighborhoods and a music festival in La Jolla, there’s no fall letdown in sight. Sip, Snip & Zine Night: The Bonita Museum (4355 Bonita Road) kicks off its weekend slate with this free event from 5-8 p.m. focusing o
San Diego Weekend Guide Sept. 11-13: Dia De La Independencia Edition (opens the original)
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The next two weekends will be absolutely stuffed with things to do, including a group of events this weekend celebrating Independence Day. Well, Dia De La Independencia, technically. With September 16th marking Mexican Independence Day — the day the country declared its independence from Spanish rule, punctuated by Miguel Hidalgo’s Grito de Dolores address — and the surrounding Fiestas Patrias celebrations within Mexico itself, you can get an early start on this side of La Linea around town, goi
Ramona farm says officials never asked for egg recall following salmonella outbreak (opens the original)
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The Ramona poultry farm linked to a salmonella outbreak questioned San Diego County officials’ description of the investigation. “No one has asked us to issue a recall,” Chloe Nevarez, co-owner of Happy Hens said on Saturday, countering a statement issued by the county the previous day. According to her, officials from both the county and state as well as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) asked Happy Hens during a phone call on Friday for their thoughts on a possible recall but did not requ
San Diego Labor Day Weekend Guide: Sept. 4-7 (opens the original)
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Yeah, we’re not giving you the “end of summer” line other folks might around this time of year. And not just in the romantic, “Endless Summer” way, either. Even if we’re over last week’s heat spell, live around here long enough and you know that September is more of a second summer. All that said, it is a holiday weekend, with no shortage of things to do. AADF Collaborative Residency Showcase: The Asian American Dance Festival resumes with this event spotlighting the work of its 2026 collaborati
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