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FOX 5 San Diego
New report finds chronic pollution problems at Mission Bay creek inflows
San Diego Coastkeeper's 2025 Mission Bay Water Quality Monitoring Report has found that pollution levels remain high in several creek systems that flow into Mission Bay, with bacteria, phosphorus, nitrogen, and metal levels exceeding state recreation safety standards.
gbsan.com
Julian Jubilee: San Ysidro Health Opens Julian Family Medicine Clinic!
Julian Jubilee reflected the pride of a community coming together as San Ysidro Health celebrated the joyful ribbon-cutting of its new Julian Family Medicine Clinic. Residents, partners, and staff gathered to enjoy tours, barbecue, and Julian pie while marking this important milestone. This new SYHealth clinic brings essential services – including Adult Medicine, Pediatrics, Dental, and Behavioral Health – closer to home, expanding access to high-quality, compassionate care to our rural communities.
Times of San Diego
Fixing the ‘hot spot’ for Tijuana River pollution would cost $25 million. Yet red tape has slowed funding for the project
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Communities living with one of the most severe pollution problems in California could see immediate relief if San Diego leaders can get a key Tijuana River project out of the gate. While millions of gallons of untreated sewage...
hoodline.com
Mission Gorge Blasts Jolt Navajo Planners Into Reviving Quarry Watchdog
Repeated explosions from the Mission Gorge rock quarry have pushed Navajo-area planners to bring back a special watchdog group for another year, keeping the long-running operation under a focused microscope. At its May 14 meeting, the Navajo Community Planning Group voted to reinstate the Mission Gorge Rock Quarry Committee, tasking...
eccalifornian.com
La Mesa doctor seated at head of policy-making medical board
A La Mesa physician has been named chair of the governing board of one of the nation’s largest medical specialty organizations, a role he calls one of the highlights of his career. Dr. Charles J. Hamori, an internal medicine physician with Kaiser Permanente in La Mesa, has been appointed...
sdvoice.info
Lemon Grove Family Resource Center Moving to New, More Accessible Location
The Lemon Grove Family Resource Center will soon provide the same essential services in a new, more accessible location in the heart of the community. The center is moving one mile from its longtime site (at 7065 Broadway) to 3285 Lemon Grove Avenue on May 18, 2026. The new location—formerly a Union Bank—is being remodeled to better support client services and is only a block away from the Lemon Grove Depot trolley stop.
countynewscenter.com
Lemon Grove Family Resource Center Moving to New, More Accessible Location
The Lemon Grove Family Resource Center will soon provide the same essential services in a new, more accessible location in the heart of the community. The center is moving one mile from its longtime site (at 7065 Broadway) to 3285 Lemon Grove Avenue on May 18, 2026. The new location—formerly a Union Bank—is being remodeled to better support client services and is only a block away from the Lemon Grove Depot trolley stop.
hoodline.com
Rotten-Egg Revolt: Nestor Neighbors Demand Relief From Tijuana River Sewage
Yesterday, frustration in Nestor boiled over as residents and community leaders pressed county officials about the long-running Tijuana River Valley sewage crisis. Neighbors described a constant rotten-egg stench, foamy river water and headaches they link to polluted flows crossing the border. County staff and engineers zeroed in on site-specific, short-term fixes, even as they acknowledged that big-picture, binational infrastructure work is still the only real long-term solution.
CBS 8
Future ER doctor | Middle schoolers inspired by Kaiser Permanente's Hippocrates Circle program
SAN MARCOS, Calif. — News 8’s America’s 250: Red, White & You campaign celebrates Americans whose stories reflect the strength and spirit of the nation. For many young students, the idea of becoming a doctor can feel distant—something reserved for people with extraordinary talent or opportunity. But at Kaiser Permanente’s San Marcos Medical Office Building, that perception is changing. Through a program called the Hippocrates Circle, middle school students are stepping inside real clinical environments, meeting physicians, and discovering that a career in medicine may be more within reach than they ever imagined.