When Mission Trails Regional Park reopens and visitors return, they may notice an increase in construction traffic and activities in and near the western portion of the park as the San Diego County Water Authority improves a portion of its regional water delivery system. The Water Authority has begun work to construct a new underground […]
No ‘March Miracle’ for snow and rain in California, but the San Diego County Water Authority has diversified water supply sources to weather the boom-and-bust cycle of California winters. March brought abundant precipitation throughout California, but not enough to offset a dry February. Most large urban water agencies in the state maintain a reliable water […]
With farmers markets closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a family who has been farming in Southern California for more than a century is taking its produce directly to homes throughout North County and beyond. For the last three years, Yasukochi Family Farm has been putting together and delivering CSA (community supported agriculture) boxes full […]
The coronavirus brought much of San Diego — and the country — to a standstill. Residents are isolating in their homes and working remotely, classrooms are moving online, most beaches and parks are closed, and many businesses have temporarily shut down. City streets that once buzzed with people are going quiet in the wake of local leaders implementing policies that prohibit large gatherings. That makes grocery stores and other businesses that sell food items some […]
Construction in Mission Trails Regional Park to Improve Infrastructure
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /SDNews.com Quoted: San Diego County Water AuthorityWhen Mission Trails Regional Park reopens and visitors return, they may notice an increase in construction traffic and activities in and near the western portion of the park as the San Diego County Water Authority improves a portion of its regional water delivery system. The Water Authority has begun work to construct a new underground […]
Water Supply Diversification Overcomes Dry Winter
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Water News Networkby Ed JoyceNo ‘March Miracle’ for snow and rain in California, but the San Diego County Water Authority has diversified water supply sources to weather the boom-and-bust cycle of California winters. March brought abundant precipitation throughout California, but not enough to offset a dry February. Most large urban water agencies in the state maintain a reliable water […]
Oceanside Farm Delivers Fresh Produce Across North San Diego County
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /The Coast News Groupby Samantha NelsonWith farmers markets closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a family who has been farming in Southern California for more than a century is taking its produce directly to homes throughout North County and beyond. For the last three years, Yasukochi Family Farm has been putting together and delivering CSA (community supported agriculture) boxes full […]
Farmworkers Confront Losses, Anxiety Despite Demand for Food
/in Home Headline, Media Coverage, San Diego County /by Mike Lee /Voice of San Diego by Adriana HeldizThe coronavirus brought much of San Diego — and the country — to a standstill. Residents are isolating in their homes and working remotely, classrooms are moving online, most beaches and parks are closed, and many businesses have temporarily shut down. City streets that once buzzed with people are going quiet in the wake of local leaders implementing policies that prohibit large gatherings. That makes grocery stores and other businesses that sell food items some […]