University City’s Parade of Lights holiday event has been Cancelled
From UCCA President Barry Bernstein: The drive-through “Parade of Lights” (which was featured on the cover of our December print newsletter) has been cancelled. The […]
Community Health
San Diego Stay at Home – What’s Going Into Effect and When
From the City of San Diego and the County Health and Human Services Agency: Effective Sunday, December 6, 2020 at 11:59 p.m., all persons in […]
Stay safe University City; your actions protect you and your loved ones
A message from the California Department of Public Health: Until there is a widely available vaccine to prevent COVID-19, the best way to prevent illness […]
Tips to prevent garage fires from the U.S. Fire Administration; SDFD posts video of Lipmann Fire
On Tuesday, November 24, San Diego Fire-Rescue responded to a residential structure fire in the 7000 block of Lipmann Street in University City. The cause […]
Let’s keep the Thanks in Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving week is here and the pandemic continues to be on everyone’s mind. Although we look forward to celebrating with friends and family, this year […]
Holiday Assistance Needed? Help is a Phone Call Away
During the holiday season, community partners across San Diego offer programs that help make the holidays possible for individuals and families that would otherwise not […]
Reminder: Kids Artwork wanted for the 2021 Kid’s Calendar Contest sponsored by APCD; deadline Fri, Nov 20
San Diego County’s Air Pollution Control District (APCD) is calling on local student artists to submit their original artwork illustrating the importance of clean air […]
Protect Yourself: Your Actions Save Lives
A message from the California Department of Public Health: There is currently no vaccine to prevent COVID-19. The best way to prevent illness is to […]
Sat, Nov 14: Model A Ford Club will Parade through Clairemont and University City
November 14 update: Thanks so much to the SD Model A Ford Club for touring through University City. A beautiful day for a parade on […]
Red Cross: Home Fires? Wildfires? Floods and Landslides? Earthquakes? Time to Get Prepared with Free Online Presentations
From Jaquez Harris, Preparedness Coordinator, American Red Cross Southern California Region: This year has brought an unprecedented fire season to California. Now, more than ever […]
UCCA Community Association releases preliminary agenda for November 11, 2020 Zoom meeting
University City Community Association will hold its November 2020 general meeting via ZOOM on Wednesday, November 11, starting at 6:00 PM. This is a public […]
Saturday morning, Nov 14: Model A Ford Club will Parade through University City
Hey there Clairemont and University City! Let’s get ready for some old-fashioned fun as we watch, wave, and cheer the Model A Ford Club Turkey […]
Planning Group UCPG releases agenda and meeting materials for its November 10, 2020, Zoom meeting
From University Community Planning Group (UCPG) Chair Chris Nielsen: The University Community Planning Group (UCPG) will meet Tuesday, November 10, 2020, 6 PM, using Zoom […]
City Offering Free Sandbags as well as Storm Preparedness and Flooding Prevention Tips
Update: Due to COVID-19 restrictions, some hours may have changed. If you’re going to Standley Recreation Center, please call ahead. Their phone number is 858-552-1652. You […]
UPDATE – Date Change due to Weather! Now Sunday Nov 15: Streaming Live from Mt. Soledad, Veterans Day Ceremony in conjunction with Honor Flight San Diego
Due To Inclement Weather This Event has been rescheduled to take place on November 15th, 2020. From Mt. Soledad National Veterans Memorial: Due to COVID-19 […]
San Diego Election Results – When to Expect a Full Ballot Count and Certified Results
Thank you for voting, University City. From the County News Center and the Registrar of Voters: Counting ballots takes time, and the November 3 Presidential […]
Early Voting means Your Vote should be processed for First Release of Election Night Results
From the County News Center: As part of its COVID-19 Vote Safer San Diego campaign, the Registrar urges you to vote safer and vote early. […]
Survey: What about Balboa Park? What is most important to its future success?
Let’s think about Balboa Park. First known as City Park, what we now know as Balboa Park began as land set aside in 1868 by […]
Fall Back, University City! It’s (almost) Time to Change the Clocks and for Household Safety Checks
Daylight Saving Time (DST) is the practice of setting the clocks forward one hour from standard time during the summer months, and back again in […]
Fight Influenza: Mask Up, Lather Up, Sleeve Up and Get A Flu Shot
From the Centers for Disease Control: People at high risk of serious flu complications include young children, pregnant women, people with certain chronic health conditions […]
