The winter holiday season should be a joyous time of year. However, certain types of fires and injuries are associated with holiday decorating. Based on […]
The T.A.A.P. program is designed to address the questions that arise when your new high school driver is ready to hit the road: what happens […]
Recent devastating wildfires throughout our state and the most recent Red Flag Warning in our county have served as critical reminders that we must do […]
Did you know that having a working smoke alarm in your residence decreases your chances of dying in a house fire by 50% percent? Yet, […]
Mobile phones will emit a special tone and vibrate as they receive an emergency test message on October 3. It is part of a nationwide […]
Courtesy of Greg Hom, Ruth DeSantis, Ryan Ahearn, Barbara Bry, Barry Bernstein and Jemma Samala, take a look at our National Night Out 2018 photo […]
This is an opportunity to meet new neighbors, introduce them to others on the street and Neighborhood Watch; they need to be in the loop. […]
A brush fire started burning in a canyon near Mount Soledad Saturday afternoon [July 21] in the 5500 block of Caminito Genio, San Diego Fire-Rescue […]
Wednesday evening’s special presentations include new leader at Police Northern Division and Curie Elementary Joint Use Park Space. This is a community meeting, open to […]
The City’s Spray and Pay Rewards Program rewards citizens up to $500 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of graffiti vandals. Remember, vandalism […]
The opioid epidemic is affecting our children in record numbers. National statistics reveal that 3000 children were poisoned by opioids, 60% were less than 5 […]
UCHS principal Jeff Olivero is seeking volunteers, including retired community members, to assist with school safety at University City High School with a ‘campus watch’ […]
Seniors are a vulnerable audience, often preyed upon by unlicensed or unscrupulous contractors. Seminars provide information about construction-related scams and how seniors can protect themselves when […]
In response to increasing elder abuse crimes in the region and an impending explosion of the elderly population, County prosecutors, health and aging officials and […]
A pickup truck drove onto the sidewalk and collided with tables full of customers outside a University City coffee shop Monday. San Diego police confirmed […]
Defend yourself with simple, everyday practices that can help protect your identity, your accounts and your devices. Americans lose tens of billions of dollars each […]
University City Community Association meets Wednesday, February 14 from 6 – 7:30 PM, at the University Community Library, 4155 Governor Drive. This is a community […]
Millions of packages are delivered every day in the U.S. Thieves know they are delivered straight to your front door step where they may sit […]
The February newsletter is now available online at https://www.universitycitynews.org/ucca-newsletter-archives/ . Print versions are available at the University Community Library at 4155 Governor Drive and at the […]
Join prosecutor Paul Greenwood as he shares his mission to protect older Americans from swindlers. Courtesy of Barbara Gellman, University City Neighborhood Watch: DDA Greenwood […]
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