Recovery in San Diego a Year After the Floods
While some flood survivors have been able to return home, many others are still struggling to recover, rebuild their homes, or find new places to live. Some survivors, particularly renters like Calix, have been forced to restart life elsewhere, with little hope of returning to their old communities.
In Kearny Mesa, all eastbound state Route 52 lanes at Convoy Street were shut down for several hours so Caltrans workers could clear out clogged drains near the roads. Several miles away, Caltrans ...
Southcrest residents are concerned about the city’s failure to clean up flooded streets and protect against future floods, despite the city’s efforts to address potholes and asphalt ...
SAN DIEGO — One year after flood waters tore through homes in Southeast San Diego, neighbors are still rebuilding their homes and lives. CBS 8 walked through Mary Angie Landavazo's home with ...
NBC 7 spoke with residents about recovery efforts and city leaders about the progress the city has made over the past year. NBC Universal, Inc. Next week will mark one year since San Diego’s ...
Almost $17 million allocated last week will advance two, long-awaited Oceanside projects — a new community park at El Corazon ...
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