Reporting Odors and Emissions and other Air Contaminants in San Diego
UCCA is getting multiple inquiries about noxious odors in the area and along the coast. The San Diego County Air Pollution Control District is urging […]
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Six Feet of Separation – SD Guide to Social Distancing
SD County News says, “Social distancing is an infection control action that public health officials take to stop or slow down the spread of a […]
Sandbag Resources at 2-1-1 San Diego
Courtesy of San Diego County : Sandbags help to divert or redirect water, mud and debris from your property and help prevent soil erosion. Free […]
Scripps Health : Complacency is the Enemy; Stop the Spread of this Virus While We Still Can
As published by Scripps Health on March 27, 2020 : Scripps Health today released the following statement from its President and CEO Chris Van Gorder […]
SD County launches new resource site : Live Well @ Home
San Diego County and Live Well San Diego have launched Live Well @ Home, a collection of free resources aimed at helping San Diegans in […]
SD County announces : Stay at Home Public Health Order Extended Indefinitely
As announced March 28, 2020 : San Diego County has extended its existing public health order. The order was set to expire on March 31 […]
CDC: Protect Yourself to Prevent Spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
The Ad Council in partnership with the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), developed […]
Gov. Newsom* asks California bars to close, tells older residents to isolate due to coronavirus
We wish the news were better University City; please take necessary steps to stay healthy. UCCA urges all to follow state, county and local guidelines. […]
Attn Nonpartisan Voters: Make Sure Your Ballot has the Option You Want
From the County News Center: The San Diego County Registrar’s office is sending nearly 1.8 million postcards to the County’s registered voters in the coming […]
Students Invited to Get Creative Cutting Air Pollution
From the County News Center: This fall, student artists can show what it means to be a part of the solution to air pollution. The […]
Good mental health starts with you. Check Your Mood: How are you feeling?
Good mental health starts with you. How are you feeling? Check Your Mood Day is an annual event to engage and encourage San Diegans to […]
Register to Vote at University Community Library on Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Have you changed your name or address? Or switched political parties and want to vote in the March 3, 2020, Presidential Primary election? Never registered? […]
Step into the Cool Zone; visit your local library today
Beat the heat and stay cool at your local, air-conditioned library. While you’re there, check out the Summer Reading Program; this year’s theme is Show Time! […]
Video and Map: Tour the Rose Canyon Fault – San Diego’s Biggest Earthquake Threat
“The Big One” on the San Andreas Fault is something that all of California should be ready for. Surprisingly enough, San Diego fares well in […]
North University Community Library on Judicial releases May 2019 program schedule
It’s May and there’s so much to do and experience at our community libraries; it’s not just about checking out books. “Check out” these many […]
Reporting Odors and Emissions and other Air Contaminants
The San Diego County Air Pollution Control District monitors and investigates air quality complaints about the emissions of air contaminants – including smoke, dust and […]
UCCA Submits Grant Application to County Board of Supervisors
University City Community Association (UCCA) is pleased to submit an application for a County of San Diego 2019-2020 Community Enhancement Program grant to help support […]
Recreation Council Submits Grant Application to County Board of Supervisors
Standley Park Recreation Council (SPRC) is pleased to submit an application for a 2019-2020 Community Enhancement Program grant requesting funds to support Summer events at […]
Painted Lady butterflies in March, more mosquitoes in April?
Have you seen them? University City is “blooming” with painted lady butterflies, the result of Winter rains, according to Chris Conlan, with the San Diego […]
Weekend Project: Spring forward Saturday night and improve your household safety
The County News Center reminds San Diego residents to change your clocks forward one hour Saturday night for Daylight Saving Time. And while you’re at […]