Printer-friendly version December 22, 2010 (San Diego) 2 pm.–Over 1,000 people are being evacuated by life guards from the Handlery Hotel and the Archstone Apartments in Mission Valley after the
Printer-friendly version “San Diego is steadily establishing itself as a leader in the emerging clean technology industry. With our entrepreneurial business culture, an educated workforce and plenty of skilled
Printer-friendly version Update 6 p.m. The sinkhole is now 20-30 feet across and around 30 homes are without water. Santee Patch has details. December 22, 2010 (Santee) — ECM news partner 10
Printer-friendly version December 22, 2010 (San Diego) – More than 8,000 people in San Diego County are without power this morning due to storm damage, including inland communities in Crest,
Printer-friendly version Fans encouraged to travel early to see the Aztecs take on Navy December 22, 2010 (San Diego) –San Diego State’s Aztecs will be taking on the U.S. Naval
Printer-friendly version December 21, 2010 – CHP’s website reports that a “mountain side came down” completely blocking Rainbow Valley Blvd. at I-15, including a boulder the size of a vehicle.
Printer-friendly version December 21, 2010 (La Mesa)—La Mesa Police Department responded to a robbery near the Jack in the Box restaurant located at 6987 University Av., La Mesa around 5:20
Printer-friendly version KRC Rock Partners with Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy San Diego, CA, (December 15, 2010) – KRC Rock, a San Diego natural stone and boulder provider, has partnered
Printer-friendly version Some toys can be worse than annoying, causing hearing loss December 21, 2010 (San Diego) — Toys with all the gizmos that produce lights and sounds might keep children
Printer-friendly version Palomar Mountain doused with nearly a foot of rain “We are moving into the last, most dangerous stage of the event…Thunderstorms, tornadoes, waterspouts possible later tonight into Wednesday.”
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Printer-friendly version December 22, 2010 (San Diego) 2 pm.–Over 1,000 people are being evacuated by life guards from the Handlery Hotel and the Archstone Apartments in Mission Valley after the
Printer-friendly version “San Diego is steadily establishing itself as a leader in the emerging clean technology industry. With our entrepreneurial business culture, an educated workforce and plenty of skilled
Printer-friendly version Update 6 p.m. The sinkhole is now 20-30 feet across and around 30 homes are without water. Santee Patch has details. December 22, 2010 (Santee) — ECM news partner 10
Printer-friendly version December 22, 2010 (San Diego) – More than 8,000 people in San Diego County are without power this morning due to storm damage, including inland communities in Crest,
Printer-friendly version Fans encouraged to travel early to see the Aztecs take on Navy December 22, 2010 (San Diego) –San Diego State’s Aztecs will be taking on the U.S. Naval
Printer-friendly version December 21, 2010 – CHP’s website reports that a “mountain side came down” completely blocking Rainbow Valley Blvd. at I-15, including a boulder the size of a vehicle.
Printer-friendly version December 21, 2010 (La Mesa)—La Mesa Police Department responded to a robbery near the Jack in the Box restaurant located at 6987 University Av., La Mesa around 5:20
Printer-friendly version KRC Rock Partners with Lakeside’s River Park Conservancy San Diego, CA, (December 15, 2010) – KRC Rock, a San Diego natural stone and boulder provider, has partnered
Printer-friendly version Some toys can be worse than annoying, causing hearing loss December 21, 2010 (San Diego) — Toys with all the gizmos that produce lights and sounds might keep children
Printer-friendly version Palomar Mountain doused with nearly a foot of rain “We are moving into the last, most dangerous stage of the event…Thunderstorms, tornadoes, waterspouts possible later tonight into Wednesday.”
Support community news in the public interest! As nonprofit news, we rely on donations from the public to fund our reporting — not special interests. Please donate to sustain East County Magazine’s local reporting and/or wildfire alerts at https://www.eastcountymedia.org/donate to help us keep people safe and informed across our region.