The Outdoor Hospitality Industry has once again named Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve the “Large Park of the Year” in the parks and campgrounds category and also awarded the facility its “Plan-It Green Park of the Year” award. The 190‐acre park was recognized for its amenities, its guests’ experiences and its conservation efforts.
San Diego received only a trace of rain in October, just 0.13 inches in November, and there’s no significant precipitation in sight through Dec. 11. Is this the prelude to an abnormally dry winter that will bring drought and the prospect of widespread wildfires? Forecaster’s aren’t sure, but they don’t like the way things are unfolding.
A new report from the San Diego Economic Development Corp. (EDC), “Manufacturing in San Diego: Local Impact, Global Reach,” shows the positive effect of the manufacturing sector on our regional economy. With $47 billion in economic impact across San Diego County, including more than 120,000 good-paying and low-barrier jobs, manufacturing is a cornerstone industry from San […]
A new study from WalletHub just ranked San Diego the greenest city in America for 2024. The study used 28 indicators, including greenhouse gas emissions, water quality, the availability of green jobs, and renewable energy sources, among many others, to compile a list of the most sustainable, environmentally friendly cities in the country, with San Diego ranked […]
With Tranquil Campgrounds and Waterfront Cabins, Santee Lakes Again Earns National Recognition
/in Media Coverage, News, San Diego County /by Jordan Beane /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Gary WarthThe Outdoor Hospitality Industry has once again named Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve the “Large Park of the Year” in the parks and campgrounds category and also awarded the facility its “Plan-It Green Park of the Year” award. The 190‐acre park was recognized for its amenities, its guests’ experiences and its conservation efforts.
Dry Start to San Diego’s Rainy Season Stokes Worries About Wildfires
/in Media Coverage, News, San Diego County /by Jordan Beane /San Diego Union-Tribuneby Gary RobbinsSan Diego received only a trace of rain in October, just 0.13 inches in November, and there’s no significant precipitation in sight through Dec. 11. Is this the prelude to an abnormally dry winter that will bring drought and the prospect of widespread wildfires? Forecaster’s aren’t sure, but they don’t like the way things are unfolding.
San Diego County Water Authority a Key Player in Area’s Manufacturing Story
/in Media Coverage, News, San Diego County /by Jordan Beane /The Coast News Group Mentioned: San Diego County Water AuthorityA new report from the San Diego Economic Development Corp. (EDC), “Manufacturing in San Diego: Local Impact, Global Reach,” shows the positive effect of the manufacturing sector on our regional economy. With $47 billion in economic impact across San Diego County, including more than 120,000 good-paying and low-barrier jobs, manufacturing is a cornerstone industry from San […]
New Study Ranks San Diego as the Greenest City in America
/in Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Kylie Capuano /CBS 8by Evan NooraniA new study from WalletHub just ranked San Diego the greenest city in America for 2024. The study used 28 indicators, including greenhouse gas emissions, water quality, the availability of green jobs, and renewable energy sources, among many others, to compile a list of the most sustainable, environmentally friendly cities in the country, with San Diego ranked […]