The San Diego County Water Authority has purchased a new building on 9 acres in Escondido for $38.76 million, according to a brokerage. San Diego-based RPG sold the 88,552-square-foot facility. The property, now completed, is part of a larger planned two-building industrial development, known as the Escondido Logistics Center, on Citracado Parkway at So. Andreasen Drive.
As San Diego’s wet season arrives and rain totals climb, scientific terms like “bomb cyclone” and “atmospheric river” are used to give context as to what is causing rain in the region. But, what do these terms really mean? And, will the same impact seen in other parts of the state carry over to San Diego? The […]
A new nature documentary “San Diego: America’s Wildest City” showcases fascinating wildlife from the ocean to the desert and mountains. The big picture: San Diego has more biodiversity than any county in America. That means the 3.3 million people who live here are surrounded by more plants, animals, and microorganisms than anyone else in the […]
A committee meant to oversee elected officials on how they charge San Diegans for water and sewer services hasn’t been able to do its job due to a lack of members. The Independent Rates Oversight Committee, or IROC, has served as the official advisory body to the mayor and City Council on issues related to […]
Water Authority Buys 9-Acre Site for $39 Million to Replace Aging Operations Facility
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /Times of San Diegoby Jennifer VigilThe San Diego County Water Authority has purchased a new building on 9 acres in Escondido for $38.76 million, according to a brokerage. San Diego-based RPG sold the 88,552-square-foot facility. The property, now completed, is part of a larger planned two-building industrial development, known as the Escondido Logistics Center, on Citracado Parkway at So. Andreasen Drive.
How will the Northwest’s “Bomb Cyclone” Impact San Diego?
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /CBS 8by Evan NooraniAs San Diego’s wet season arrives and rain totals climb, scientific terms like “bomb cyclone” and “atmospheric river” are used to give context as to what is causing rain in the region. But, what do these terms really mean? And, will the same impact seen in other parts of the state carry over to San Diego? The […]
New PBS Doc Names San Diego as America’s ‘Wildest City’
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /Axios San Diegoby Kate MurphyA new nature documentary “San Diego: America’s Wildest City” showcases fascinating wildlife from the ocean to the desert and mountains. The big picture: San Diego has more biodiversity than any county in America. That means the 3.3 million people who live here are surrounded by more plants, animals, and microorganisms than anyone else in the […]
A Committee Meant to Advise San Diego Officials on Water Rates Keeps Canceling Meetings. Here’s Why.
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /inewssourceby Crystal NieblaA committee meant to oversee elected officials on how they charge San Diegans for water and sewer services hasn’t been able to do its job due to a lack of members. The Independent Rates Oversight Committee, or IROC, has served as the official advisory body to the mayor and City Council on issues related to […]