Category: News
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San Diego’s Crosswalks Could See Colorful Makeover
City staff are working on a plan to allow embellishments to pedestrian crossings, which they previously did not permit because of federal guidelines on traffic devices.
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Little Saigon Stories at Fair at 44
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKOj9iI8rLQ People gathered at the Fair at 44 on a winter afternoon to celebrate the opening of Little Saigon Stories, a collection of stories through photography and film honoring Vietnamese refugees and descendants living and working in San Diego’s Little Saigon District on El Cajon Boulevard. Spoken word artist Viet Mai hosted the evening, inviting…
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Health Center Trains, Recruits Doctors To Serve Poor Amid Growing Shortage
A clinic in San Diego’s Logan Heights neighborhood provides numerous health and support services with a commitment to serving uninsured and low-income residents.
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States Moves Forward On Study Of Language Services For Non-English Speaking Patients
It has taken more than two years, but California is finally making some progress toward improving medical interpretation services for patients who don’t speak English.
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What SDPD Is Doing With All That Identity Data It Must Collect Under New Mandate
The San Diego Police Department must share data required under the Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA) with the state next year and is planning to produce its own local analysis but is releasing the raw data before then.