San Diego History : The “Strong Mayor” form of Governance
Do you know your San Diego history? On March 27, 1850, San Diego was incorporated as a city government consisting of a Common Council, Mayor, […]
District 1 – City Council
SDUT Column: COVID-19 crisis dramatically changes focus of San Diego mayor’s race
As published March 22, 2020 online: The fall election is a distant thought, if that, in the minds of many San Diegans. But eventually voters […]
Councilmember Bry : Staying Safe and Positive amid COVID-19
During times of crisis, I’ve learned the importance of staying positive and of reaching out to help others. Right now, my City Council office and […]
Updates from County Public Health on Coronavirus and COVID-19
The coronavirus (COVID-19) is an emerging situation. San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) will provide updated and local news, resources and information […]
How to Support Local Businesses During COVID-19
From the Office of Councilmember Barbara Bry : During #COVID2019, it is important to continue to support local businesses. Please see below for tips on […]
Daily email and/or social media updates re COVID-19 from Councilmember Barbara Bry; subscribe today
March 16, 2020, Daily COVID-19 News Update: The Office of Councilmember Bry is here and working for you, and we appreciate your patience during this […]
COVID-19 : City to close libraries, recreation centers and pools from March 16 to April 6
City of San Diego, March 13, 2020: In an effort to protect the health and safety of the public while continuing to provide essential services, […]
Q: What’s going on in San Diego with Coronavirus (COVID-19)?
A: As your University City Community Association (UCCA), we are advising all to follow the guidelines of the City of San Diego and San Diego […]
UCCA issues agenda for March 11, 2020 meeting; includes presentation related to Golf Course on Gullstrand
On Wednesday, March 11, 2020, UCCA hosts Neighbor Networking at 5:30, community meeting at 6 PM. All are welcome. Please join us. We meet at […]
Important Deadlines for March 3 2020 Presidential Primary Election
From the County News Center: You have only until February 18, 2020, to meet the deadline to register to vote or change your voter registration status […]
Councilmember Barbara Bry shares updates regarding letter to MCAS Miramar
As published in the February 2020 University City News print newsletter, District 1 Updates from Council President Pro Tem Barbara Bry: MCAS Miramar Letter: I […]
Marcy Park and Library make the list; Councilmember Barbara Bry shares budget priorities for University City
As published in the February 2020 University City News print newsletter, District 1 Updates from Council President Pro Tem Barbara Bry: Budget Season is Here: […]
CASA releases Agenda for January 29’s Aviation Update 2020
UCCA’s Citizens Advocating Safe Aviation (CASA) committee is proud to coordinate an Aviation Update 2020 information session at the University Community Library, 4155 Governor Drive, […]
10News: Residents question why fairway and surrounding habitat have been removed at local golf course
Residents on both sides of the former Town Park Villas golf course in University City are questioning why the entire fairway and surrounding habitat have […]
Voice of San Diego presents: San Diego 101, a video series about how our region works
Courtesy of Voice of San Diego: When someone starts working at Voice of San Diego, they get a big-picture overview on how the region operates […]
Mayor Waives City Fees for Sidewalk Repairs Through End of 2020
With Permit Fees as High as $2,000 for Repairs, City Announces Fee Holiday to Encourage Private Investment in Neighborhood Sidewalks: To spur community investment and make […]
Once-a-decade redistricting effort could shift San Diego politics
Significant development and population increases in … District 1’s University City neighborhood. From the Union-Tribune: San Diego is launching its once-a-decade effort to make sure […]
Save the Dates – “Two Miles East” film and “Aviation Update 2020” information session
Update May 2020 : Due COVID-19 retritions, the May 9 presentation was cancelled. The film in now available online through the Pacific Arts Movement. Refer to […]
Were you there? Dinner with Santa, Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting, crafts and entertainment at Standley Park
Thank you Santa! The 2019 Dinner with Santa and Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting and related activities at Standley Park and Recreation Center may be […]
Big changes may be coming to how San Diego gathers neighborhood input; more than 30 policy changes recommended for community planning groups
San Diego Union Tribune: San Diego’s four dozen community planning groups, which provide crucial input to the City Council before key votes, would be governed […]