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County begins routine 1% manual tally to verify Nov. 3 election results
The Registrar of Voters will hand-count random ballot batches and compare them with machine totals before certifying results by Dec. 3.
County voters narrowly approve half-cent sales tax hike and charter rewrite expanding supervisor powers
Measures A and B each cleared 52% with roughly 390,000 ballots remaining, giving the Democrat-led Board of Supervisors an estimated $400 million to $450 million in new annual revenue and the ability to serve three terms instead of two.
San Diego coast under third flood alert in three weeks as El Niño tides run a foot above forecast
Bay water reached 8.5 feet on Oct. 27 and closed part of Harbor Drive; the city is handing out sandbags as another coastal flood advisory runs through Tuesday.
McCann wins second term as Chula Vista mayor; Preciado clings to 618-vote council lead
The Republican mayor led Democrat Francisco Tamayo 58% to 42% in the Nov. 6 count after Tamayo conceded on election night.
Republican Rebecca Jones leads open North County supervisor seat; Montgomery Steppe holds wide lead
If the Nov. 6 leads hold, Democrats keep a 3-2 majority on the Board of Supervisors as Jones replaces termed-out Jim Desmond.
Permanent half-cent county sales tax leads 52% to 48% as count continues
Measure B would raise $400 million to $450 million a year with no end date; the charter rewrite allowing supervisors a third term holds a similar lead.
Supervisors approve $20.4M Medi-Cal gap pilot 5-0; jail no-bid order and sheriff biometric buy pass on consent
Desmond cast the lone vote against indigent-care reforms, and the board took on cost overrun risk in the jail medical claims contract with new reporting rules.
Chula Vista mayor touts 25% drop in street homelessness; total count rose as runoff nears
Regional figures show fewer people sleeping outside in Chula Vista but more in shelters, as McCann outraises Tamayo by about 30 to 1.
Supervisors weigh $20.4M Medi-Cal gap pilot, $5M sheriff biometric system and no-bid jail work
Most of the health pilot money would come from reserves, and the sheriff's new fingerprint platform could later handle facial images.
San Diego inflation hits 4.7%, highest since 2023, as gasoline prices jump 29.5% in a year
Federal data show local prices rising a point faster than the nation, and a San Diego fill-up now costs $24 more than one in Phoenix.
San Diego County Paid About $30 Million to Settle Two Jail-Death Lawsuits in Two Years
A $16 million settlement over Hayden Schuck's 2022 Central Jail death and a $15 million deal over Elisa Serna's 2019 death both come from a self-insured county treasury, on top of 185 in-custody deaths the state auditor flagged from 2006 to 2020.
County Opens Applications for 2027-2028 Community Development Block Grants
Nonprofits and public agencies serving unincorporated areas have until 3 p.m. Oct. 30 to apply for HUD-funded community projects.
County to Double Food Distribution Sites, Add Six Locations This Winter
The Safety Net Bridge program is expanding into Lemon Grove, National City, San Ysidro and Southeastern San Diego as federal benefit cuts drive demand.
DOJ Sent Five Grand Jury Subpoenas to San Diego County for Voter Records This Year, Officials Confirm
The subpoenas arrived between June 1 and Sept. 16; county spokespersons say the Registrar complied 'to the extent required by law' but was not told what investigations prompted them.
Registrar: 12 Unvoted Mail Ballots, 14 Voter Guides Found Dumped Beside North County Road; USPS Investigating
A driver turned the election mail in to a Valley Center post office and the Postal Service redelivered it to Pauma Valley and Valley Center addresses, the county says.
Measure B Would Impose Perpetual Half-Cent Sales Tax Hike Across San Diego County; Voters Decide Nov. 3
The citizen-led initiative, placed on the ballot by a 3-2 Board of Supervisors vote, has no sunset clause and would raise an estimated $400 million to $450 million annually — with union contracts already containing clauses to reopen pay negotiations if it passes.
County Seeks Researchers for $250,000 Health Study on Tijuana River Valley Pollution
The Board of Supervisors authorized a study to determine whether past exposure to sewage and chemical contamination is linked to higher illness rates in South Bay communities including Imperial Beach and San Ysidro.
California Charter School Files Bankruptcy After $180M Audit Scandal, $1.96M San Diego Event Flagged
Highlands Community and Technical Schools spent nearly $2 million on a San Diego hotel event, $80,000 on a Maui conference, and maintained a 2.8% graduation rate while receiving K-12 funding it was not eligible for.
County Board Limits Public Comment to 3 Items Per Speaker; Desmond Casts Lone No Vote
The 4-1 vote Tuesday caps each speaker at three agenda items per meeting, with Supervisor Jim Desmond warning that repeat engagement does not diminish the public's right to be heard.
County Board Unanimously Approves Regional e-Bike Injury Warning System
The system will collect real-time data from hospitals, EMS, and law enforcement to identify danger zones as pediatric e-bike trauma cases surge from three in 2021 to 262 in 2025.
County Launches Consumer Fairness Division, Files Three Lawsuits Targeting Tech Firms and Ghost Guns
New unit within County Counsel's office takes on AppLovin, Roblox, and Polymaker in first wave of enforcement actions aimed at protecting children, families, and public safety.
County Mails Ballots, Opens 150-Plus Drop Boxes for Nov. 3 General Election
Registered voters will begin receiving two-page ballots this weekend; early in-person voting starts Monday at the Registrar's Kearny Mesa office.
County Issues Emergency Proclamation Ahead of 'Potentially Historic' El Niño Season
The declaration aligns with Gov. Newsom's statewide emergency order and activates faster storm response as forecasters project a 90% chance of a strong El Niño this fall and winter.
County Appoints Elizabeth Hernandez as Permanent Health and Human Services Agency Chief
Hernandez, who has served as interim deputy CAO since October 2025, was selected after a national search that drew more than 200 applicants; she starts the permanent role Oct. 2.
County Releases $9.16 Billion Adopted Budget, Up $522 Million From Prior Year
The balanced spending plan adds 109 staff years and funds expanded safety-net services, behavioral health, and public safety programs for the region's 3.3 million residents.
County Conducts Routine 1% Manual Tally to Verify Election Results
The San Diego County Registrar of Voters is conducting its routine 1% manual tally for the Nov. 3 Gubernatorial General Election, a required step to uphold transparency and confirm the accuracy of election results. More
San Diego County: When To Expect Election Results
On election night, campaigns, candidates and voters want to see results as soon as possible. Counting ballots takes time to ensure every ballot is valid and accurately processed. More
Vote by Tuesday: Final Day to Cast a Ballot in the November General Election
Tuesday, Nov. 3, is the final day to vote in the November gubernatorial general election. Voters can cast their ballot today at one of 221 vote centers across San Diego County or return a mail ballot at an official ballot drop box. More
221 Vote Centers Open for November General Election
Starting Saturday, Oct. 31, 221 vote centers will open across San Diego County. They will operate daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Nov. 2. On the final day of voting, Tuesday, Nov. 3, all vote centers, official ballot drop boxes and the Registrar of Voters' office will be open from 7 a.m. to…
County Expands Small and Local Business Access Through New Contracting Procedures
The County is improving how it manages contracts to reduce costs and expand opportunities for local businesses. More
New Interim Leadership Announced for Behavioral Health Services and Office of Homeless Solutions
The County has named Dijana Beck as interim director for Behavioral Health Services (BHS) and Brigit Cooper as interim director of Homeless Solutions (OHS). More
Vote Centers to Open for November General Election
Starting Saturday, Oct. 24, 41 vote centers across San Diego County will open for early voting, giving voters more days, more locations and more flexible options to cast their ballot securely and conveniently. More
San Diego County: Early Voting Options for November General Election
The Registrar of Voters has sent 1.8 million reminder postcards to voters who had not cast a ballot as of Oct. 16 to encourage participation in the Nov. 3 election. Voters have several ways to cast their ballot before Election Day. More
Is Your Property Ready for El Niño?
Severe weather and heavy rain are expected this winter, and the County is encouraging everyone to take steps now to prevent erosion and water damage. The Watershed Protection Program offers resources to help residents and businesses prepare homes, buildings, horse facilities, and construction sites for storms. More
County Introduces New Consumer Fairness and Public Protection Division, Launches Three Major Lawsuits
The County today introduced its new Consumer Fairness and Public Protection Division and announced three major lawsuits aimed at protecting children, families and public safety. More
County Mails Ballots and Opens More Than 150 Ballot Drop Boxes for November General Election
Registered voters will receive their ballots for the Nov. 3 General Election starting the week of Monday, Oct. 5. Some voters may receive their ballot over the weekend. More
Voter Information Pamphlets Now Mailing for San Diego County’s Nov. 3 Election
The San Diego County Registrar of Voters is mailing voter information pamphlets to more than 2 million registered voters for the Nov. 3 Gubernatorial General Election. More
County Weather Center Strengthens Flood Preparedness and Community Safety
The County’s Weather Center in Kearny Mesa is a critical resource that supports field operations and enhances public safety. Operated by the County Flood Control District, the center provides technical weather expertise and manages key systems that help reduce flood risk across the region. More
Living Sustainably Can Put Money in Your Pocket
The County’s Climate Action Plan (CAP), designed to cut greenhouse gas emissions, offers programs that help residents, businesses, and agricultural producers in the unincorporated area lower costs while reducing their carbon footprint. More
County Releases $9.16 Billion Adopted Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-27 Online
The County has released its $9.16 billion fiscal year 2026-27 adopted budget online on the County’s budget website. More
National Voter Registration Day Highlights Easy Ways to Register or Update Voter Information
It’s National Voter Registration Day. The San Diego County Registrar of Voters is urging eligible residents, especially first‑time voters, to register to vote or update their voter information to ensure they receive their mail ballot for the Nov. 3 Gubernatorial General Election. More
Senior Affordable Housing Breaks Ground in Imperial Beach
Construction kicked off today on The Haven on Palm, a 50-unit affordable housing community for older adults in Imperial Beach. Half of the homes will be set aside for seniors exiting homelessness. More
County Launches Online System for Property Assessment Appeals
The County has launched a new online system that lets property owners file property tax assessment appeals quickly and securely. Residents can now submit, review and track their appeals online, anytime, from any device. More
Rise in Local Mpox Cases Prompts Expanded County Outreach
The County is reporting an increase in local mpox cases with 16 confirmed since October 2026, and 48 total so far this year. This reflects a rise from 35 cases in 2025. More
Affordable Homes and Veteran Housing Open in National City
A new affordable housing community in National City is helping address the region’s housing shortage with 94 apartment homes for low-income families and veterans. More
Emergency Preparedness at Home: Document Your Valuables for Insurance Purposes
As San Diego County prepares for El Niño and elevated wildfire risk, residents are encouraged to document valuables, safeguard important records and review emergency plans before disaster strikes. More
County Medical Examiner Seeks Public’s Help Identifying Children and Young Adults
The San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office is asking the public to help put names to several children and young adults who remain unidentified in cases that span decades. To bring new attention to these cases, the office works closely with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), NamUs, Rady Children’s Hospital and…
County Offices Close on Veterans Day
Public San Diego County offices, family resource centers, libraries, public health centers and animal shelters will be closed Wednesday, Nov. 11 for Veterans Day. More
Public and Private Efforts Important for Storm Resiliency
County efforts on public property improve community safety and help protect property in neighborhoods. They are also separate from what private property owners need to do to ensure they are prepared for heavy rains as El Niño approaches. More
Pumpkin Smash Event Gives Halloween Pumpkins a Second Life in Lakeside
Halloween pumpkins can keep giving long after Oct. 31. Just ask the goats and pigs at a local farm and animal sanctuary that enjoyed nearly 2,000 pounds of pumpkins donated through the County’s first Pumpkin Smash event. More
County Probation Officers Arrest Two During Halloween Compliance Operation
San Diego County Probation Officers arrested two people during a high‑risk sex offender compliance operation on Oct. 29 designed to protect children and strengthen Halloween safety. More
Goats Reduce Wildfire Risk at Star Valley Park in New County Pilot Program
About 525 goats are grazing at Star Valley Park in Valley Center as part of County Fire’s first targeted grazing project. The goats will remove plants that can fuel wildfires, adding an eco-friendly tool to the County’s wildfire prevention efforts. More
County of San Diego’s Cool Zone Program Goes Year-Round
San Diego County residents will now have access to Cool Zone locations throughout the year as the County expands its longstanding heat-safety program to operate year-round. More
Prepare Now for Halloween Rain in San Diego County
A rainy Halloween weekend could be on the way for San Diego County. The National Weather Service forecasts a slight chance of light rain along the coast Thursday night through Friday. A stronger storm could bring more widespread rain late Saturday into Sunday morning. While this weekend’s rain is expected to be light, now is…
A Spook-tacular Halloween Starts with Safety
Halloween brings thousands of costumed children and families into neighborhoods across San Diego County. Whether you’re heading out, hosting a Halloween party or welcoming trick-or-treaters to your door, a few simple precautions can help everyone enjoy a safe and memorable night. More
County Reports Two Pediatric Deaths as Flu Season Arrives Early
San Diego County is seeing an early start to the 2026 flu season, and health officials have reported the deaths of two children this month — a previously healthy 11-year-old and a 6‑month‑old with complex medical conditions. More
Honor Our Military Community Through the Warrior Hike Challenge
Take on one of San Diego County’s toughest hikes as part of the 11th annual Warrior Hike Challenge on Saturday, Nov. 7, at El Cajon Mountain in El Capitan County Preserve. More
Probation Conducts Multi Agency Operation Targeting High-Risk Offenders, Strengthens Community Safety
San Diego County Probation led a coordinated, multi‑agency sweep focused on high‑risk individuals on Post Release Community Supervision and those on formal probation for domestic violence offenses. Teams made unannounced visits to around 30 people to verify compliance, support rehabilitation and strengthen community safety. More
County Outlines FY 2027–28 Housing and Community Development Priorities
The County’s Housing and Community Development Services (HCDS) presented its annual plan strategy to the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, following extensive community engagement. More
County of San Diego Announces Next Phase of Safety Net Bridge Program
The County of San Diego Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved the next phase of the Safety Net Bridge Program, a first-of-its-kind effort designed to support residents affected by federal nutrition and healthcare changes. More
Coastal Flood Advisory in Effect for San Diego County Through Thursday: Are You Flood-Ready?
The National Weather Service issued a Coastal Flood Advisory Sunday for San Diego County’s coastal areas. The advisory remains in effect through Thursday, as some neighborhoods have already experienced flooding, with potentially record-breaking high tides expected this week. More
Next Phase of Safety Net Bridge Program Heard by Board of Supervisors
Tuesday, October, 27, 2026 the Board of Supervisors will discuss the next phase of the Safety Net Bridge Program. A press conference today offered an early preview. Created in partnership with health care providers, advisory boards, and community members, the Safety Net Bridge Program provides short‑term support for individuals experiencing a loss or interruption of…
County Parks Earns Prestigious CAPRA Reaccreditation
County Parks and Recreation has earned the highest national recognition for park and recreation agencies: reaccreditation from the Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA). More
All Things Creepy Crawly
They creep, crawl and even sprint across the ground hunting prey. San Diego is home to a surprising variety of spiders, including the Orb Weaver and Wolf spiders, Black Widows, Brown Recluse and even those hairy tarantulas! Most of us spot them and jump back, maybe even scream, but County Agricultural Scientist Tyler Tkachuk actually…
County Green Streets Help Filter El Niño Stormwater
When stormwater runs across streets, sidewalks, parking lots, and other surfaces, it picks up pollutants. That water then flows into the storm drain system and reaches local creeks, rivers, lakes, and the ocean—usually without treatment. The County’s Green Streets infrastructure (GSI) — part of a broad approach to managing stormwater and reducing flood risks —…
Tuberculosis Exposure Reported at Southwest High School
County health officials are working with the Sweetwater Union School District (SUHSD) to notify students and staff about a tuberculosis (TB) exposure at Southwest High School between June 23, 2025 and March 6, 2026. More
New Casa de Oro Library Reflects Community Preferences
San Diego County Library along with Vice Chair Monica Montgomery Steppe and nearly 700 community members celebrated the grand opening of the new Casa de Oro library in Spring Valley this past weekend. More
County Opens New Santee Animal Shelter, Marking Major Upgrade for Animal Care
County Animal Services opened its new Santee Animal Shelter on Oct. 15, unveiling a $37 million facility designed to significantly improve animal care and community services for the County’s unincorporated areas. More
Rain is Coming: Prepare Your Home and Family
Rain is expected to return to San Diego County this week. The National Weather Service forecasts cooler temperatures, showers and a chance of thunderstorms across the region beginning Wednesday evening and continuing through Thursday afternoon. Now is the time to prepare your family, home and property for this storm and future El Niño-related weather. More
County Welcomes Pollution Crisis Chief to Coordinate Tijuana River Valley Pollution Response
The County has welcomed Bridget Premont as its new pollution crisis chief, a first-of-its-kind role created to coordinate regional efforts to address longstanding pollution problems in the Tijuana River Valley. More
County Expands CalFresh Access for College Students Under New State Eligibility Rules
More college students across California now qualify for CalFresh after the state recently eased enrollment requirements. The change expands access to the nutrition program for students who may struggle to afford groceries while pursuing their education. More
County Opens Applications for 2027-2028 Community Development Block Grants
The County is now accepting applications for the 2027-2028 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program. The deadline to apply is 3 p.m. on Oct. 30, 2026. CDBG funds support a wide range of community needs, including community facilities, infrastructure improvements, affordable housing acquisition or preservation, neighborhood enhancement and a limited range of public services. More
County Food Assistance Program Expands to Six New Locations, Integrates Services
The County is doubling its Safety Net Bridge Food Distribution sites, expanding access to essential resources for residents across the region. Six new distribution locations are launching this winter, in high-need, data-identified zip codes. More
County Public Health Centers will be Closed Oct. 19 for a System Upgrade
All six Public Health Centers and seven California Children’s Services Medical Therapy Units (MTU) operated by the County will close Monday Oct. 19, 2026, for the transition to a new electronic health record system. All sites will reopen the following day. More
County Launches Health Study on Tijuana River Valley Pollution
The County is expanding its response to the long-running Tijuana Valley River pollution crisis by seeking qualified researchers to study whether past exposure to contamination is linked to higher rates of illness in nearby communities. More
County Celebrates Record Year in Affordable Housing, Advances Housing for All Initiative
The County reported a record year for affordable housing production, underscoring its commitment to expanding housing opportunities and ensuring all residents have access to safe, stable and affordable housing. The Board of Supervisors received an update Wednesday detailing major progress in new housing construction, regional investments, and expanded support for renters and formally established the…
County to Create Regional System to Identify e-Bike Danger Zones Early
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a plan to create a regional e-Bike Injury Warning System designed to quickly pinpoint where e-bike injuries are occurring, who is being hurt, and what types of devices are involved. More
County Support Helps Kinship Caregivers Provide Stable Homes for Children
September is National Kinship Care Month, a time to honor grandparents, aunts, uncles, adult siblings, godparents, stepparents and close family friends who step up to raise children when their parents cannot. In San Diego County, about half of all children in out-of-home care live with kinship caregivers. More
Prepare Before Bad Weather Arrives
Your health and safety are top priorities for the County of San Diego, and it is asking residents to prepare now, before El Niño heavy rain and wind are expected, as soon as next month. More
County Names New Leader of Health and Human Services
The County has appointed Elizabeth Hernandez, Ph.D., as the new deputy chief administrative officer for the Health and Human Services Agency after an extensive national recruitment. She will begin the role Oct. 2. More
County, UC San Diego Celebrate 1 Million Trained in Hands-Only CPR
The County of San Diego and UC San Diego celebrated a major public health milestone after the Revive & Survive San Diego CPR campaign surpassed its goal of training one million people in hand-only CPR. More
Raw Milk Cheese Linked to E.Coli Outbreak
County Public Health officials are urging people not to eat Sierra Nevada Graziers raw milk cheese after it was linked to a multi-state Shiga toxin-producing E. coli outbreak that has sickened two people in San Diego County. County epidemiologists identified the E. coli outbreak linked to raw milk cheese. More
Transit Based Affordable Housing Breaks Ground in La Mesa
County officials and local leaders gathered today at the Spring Street transit station in La Mesa to break ground on Spring View Apartments, a new 147‑unit affordable housing development directly next to the San Diego Trolley Line. More
County Administration Center Wins Prestigious National Award for Renovation Work — One of Six Honors for the Project
The County Administrative Center (CAC) has earned the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Preservation Award, the highest nation recognition bestowed by the Nation Trust for Historic Preservation. More
County Launches El Niño 2026 Information Hub to Help Residents Prepare Early
County Emergency Services has launched a new El Niño 2026 Informational Hub on Alert San Diego, giving residents a single, reliable place to prepare for what experts say could be one of the strongest El Niño seasons on record. More
Fall Related Emergency Visits for Older Adults Continue to Climb
As part of Fall Prevention Awareness Week, the County’s Aging & Independence Services is urging older adults and caregivers to make time to identify their fall risks. While slippery surfaces and uneven sidewalks are well known dangers, everyday items such as loose rugs, poorly lit hallways and hard-to reach objects can also contribute to serious…
County to Treat Areas for Mosquitoes to Reduce Risk of West Nile Virus
To protect the public and keep mosquitoes from potentially spreading West Nile virus (WNV), the County is scheduled to conduct ultra-low volume, pesticide-mist treatments by truck this week to reduce the number of adult mosquitoes on approximately 6,000 lots in Coronado. More
County Confirms Mumps Outbreak at San Diego State University
County Public Health Services (PHS) has confirmed a mumps outbreak at San Diego State University (SDSU) and is coordinating with school leadership on notifications to the campus community. More
Second CDC Health Survey Underway in South Bay
The County of San Diego and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention launched a second Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response (CASPER) survey in neighborhoods adjacent to the Tijuana River Valley. The survey follows an earlier CASPER conducted in October 2024 and will focus on impacts from the ongoing Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution…
San Diego County Probation CalAIM Program Secures Full State Approval
The San Diego County Probation Department recently earned full approval from the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) for its CalAIM 90-day pre-release program for youth in custody. More
County Public Health Issues Warning to Federal Detention Center for Continued Failure to Report Communicable Diseases
The Otay Mesa Detention Center was provided with a letter warning that continued failure to comply with its duty to report a communicable disease to the County of San Diego may lead to professional licensing actions. More
There’s Still Time to Meet Your Work Requirements
October is the first month some CalFresh recipients could lose their benefits for not meeting new federal work requirements. More
County Outlines Readiness Efforts Ahead of a Strong El Niño Season
With strong El Niño conditions expected to bring heavy rain to the region, County officials detailed new storm-readiness and flood prevention efforts at Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting. More
New Substance Use Treatment Center Will Expand Care in South Bay
County officials celebrated a major behavioral health milestone today with the ribbon cutting for a new Substance Use Residential & Treatment Services (SURTS) center in National City. When the $29 million facility opens this fall, it will be the first in the County to integrate substance use treatment and recuperative care services for adults under…
County Crews Keep Things Moving
Every year, before, during and after the rainy season, County teams inspect, clear and maintain thousands of drainage culverts in the unincorporated area. With a strong El Nino season predicted shortly, this work becomes even more important. More
The Mira Mesa Epicentre is Back!
The county of San Diego, in collaboration with the City of San Diego and community members, officially opened the newly renovated Mira Mesa Epicentre. More
County Public Health Leaders Stress Fall Vaccinations to Prevent Severe Illness
The County rolled out a new influenza vaccination dashboard this week, just as flu shots hit clinics and pharmacies across the region. The interactive tool lets you track flu, COVID-19 and RSV vaccination rates—and it is updated weekly to help you stay informed. More
County Opens Villa Serena II, Expanding Affordable Housing in North County
The County of San Diego this week celebrated the grand opening of Villa Serena II, a new affordable housing community on 339 Marcos Street in San Marcos, giving more families a safe and stable place to call home. Villa Serena II adds 63 affordable apartments for households earning at or below 60% of the area…
National Increase in Reported Human Rabies Exposures
Last Sunday, Safari Park employees found a dead bat, which later tested positive for rabies at the County Public Health Lab. More
County, CDC Launch Follow Up CASPER Survey on Tijuana River Valley Health Impacts
The County and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will launch a second Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response (CASPER) to evaluate community health impacts related to the ongoing Tijuana River sewage and pollution crisis. More
County Childhood Obesity Initiative Marks 20 Years of Healthier Communities
The San Diego County Childhood Obesity Initiative (COI) marked its 20th anniversary today, celebrating two decades of community-led work to help children and families live healthier lives. More
Crypto Illness Linked to Gaylord Resort; All Pools Reopened After Thorough Disinfection
The County has concluded an investigation into cryptosporidiosis exposure at swimming pools, spas, and the water park at the Gaylord Pacific Resort in Chula Vista. All pools, spas and water park features have fully reopened. More
Salmonella DNA Found on Farm Tied to Ramona Outbreak
The County’s ongoing investigation into a regional salmonella outbreak has revealed genetic strain links to eggs distributed by or purchased directly from Happy Hens poultry farm in Ramona. More
Alysson Snow to Lead County’s New Consumer Protection Unit
Alysson Snow brings broad legal and consumer protection experience to her new role in County Counsel leading the department’s Consumer Fairness and Public Protection (CFPP) unit. More
County Urges Protection Against Mosquitoes to Prevent West Nile Virus Exposure
With several human cases of West Nile virus reported this summer, and more people enjoying the outdoors this holiday weekend, County public health officials are reminding people to be vigilant about preventing mosquito bites. More