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Do you wonder what’s being done about potholes and broken streetlights? Could you do without cracked sidewalks in your neighborhood? Would you like to know when your local park will get a makeover?
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Congressman requests millions in federal funds to upgrade San Diego’s flood-prone storm drains
U.S. Rep. Juan Vargas’ requests would fund upgrades to the Chollas Creek Watershed, including in Southcrest along Beta Street.
San Diego has 17 miles of dirt roads. It could take a lifetime to fix them.
Data shows unpaved roads are not just in industrial areas, but in residential neighborhoods, including in “communities of concern.”
Map: Here’s where San Diego has unpaved roads
Data shows that unpaved roads are found across much of San Diego — including in historically underserved neighborhoods.
Nearly $200M and counting: Do Chula Vista voters want to keep city’s Measure P sales tax?
San Diego County’s second-largest city has used the tax to fund projects including roads, fire stations and more. But it expires in 2027.
La Jolla’s Girard Avenue moves one step closer to $15M makeover
The grant will go toward the first phase of the $15 million project along Girard Avenue, which includes improved sidewalks, landscaping and more.
$123 million water pipeline project near SeaWorld to begin this summer
The project will construct about 10 miles of water mains between Interstate 805 and Sea World Drive, mainly on Friars Road.
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