New Law for 2025: No Parking Within 20 Feet of an Intersection
The City of San Diego is educating San Diegans about a new state law that aims to protect people crossing the street. The so-called “daylighting” […]
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In the Aftermath of the October 31 Montezuma Fire – Reduce Exposure & Increase Structure Hardening
By Diane Ahern; sources SD Union Tribune, College Times Courier, University City Fire Safe Council, FSC of San Diego County: The recent Montezuma Fire, which […]
Save-the-Date November 2024 with Newsletter and Short List of University City News, Community Meetings & Events
👋Hello University City! Thank you for reading (and sharing) this post with University City’s Save-the-Date for November. We hope you are doing well and that […]
UC Talks One & One with Police Chief Scott Wahl on Tuesday, September 17, at 6 PM
UCCA hosts a special UC Talks One & One Conversation with SDPD Chief Scott Wahl on Tuesday, September 17, at 6 PM, at the Community […]
Use the Get-It-Done app to request Homeless Outreach services and report Encampments
From the City of San Diego: San Diego’s Get-It-Done website and smartphone app have a feature that allow users to request Homeless Outreach services and […]
SDPD issues statement and press release to address University City Shooting / Homicide
In an email communication dated 2/18/2024 to the SDPD Northern Division Inland Captain’s Advisory Board from Captain / Commanding Officer Erwin Manansala, San Diego Police […]
Beware of Price Gouging and Scams After a Disaster
During a declared state of emergency, it is illegal for a business to increase its prices for essential goods or services by more than 10 […]
Recruiting San Diego’s Next Chief of Police: City announces series of Community Meetings in January
From the City of San Diego: The City of San Diego is seeking an exceptional leader to serve as the next Police Chief – a […]
Wed, Oct 4: FEMA and FCC Plan Nationwide Emergency Alert Test at Approximately 11:20 a.m. PT
From The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): Test Messages Will be Sent to All TVs, Radios and Cell Phones FEMA, in coordination with the Federal […]
Don’t be a Victim of Cybercriminals: How to Avoid Being Scammed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) Voice Spoofing Calls
From the office of District Attorney Summer Stephan: Artificial intelligence (AI) is the buzzword everyone is talking about. From whether you should invest in AI companies, to […]
Tuesday, August 1, it’s National Night Out at Standley Park! Visit with Police, Fire, Neighbors and Friends! This is a public event and all are invited.
Meet and Greet in the Park during National Night Out and get to know your First Responders; Tuesday, August 1 Standley Park, 3585 Governor Drive, […]
Tue Aug 1: National Night Out at Standley Park
Meet and Greet in the Park during National Night Out and get to know your First Responders; Tuesday, August 1 Standley Park, 3585 Governor Drive, […]
Wed, Apr 12: UCCA Community Association meets In-Person; Preliminary Agenda
UCCA Community Association will host an in-person meeting on Wednesday, April 12, at the California Coast Credit Union University City location, 3202 Governor Drive, Suite […]
Who is watching you? Everything you wanted to know about the Surveillance Ordinance but were afraid to ask
From the City of San Diego: The San Diego Police Department uses certain technologies (Automated License Plate Recognition and Smart Streetlights) to conduct investigations, enhance […]
Zoom Recording now Available – UCCA issues Agenda for Wed, Mar 8 Zoom Meeting: this is a 6 PM University Community meeting and all are welcome to attend
Update 3/9/2023 from president Diane Ahern: During the March 8, UCCA Zoom meeting, we were visited by an intruder who made some inappropriate comments during […]
From the Office of District Attorney Summer Stephan: Protecting Farmworkers from Criminal Wage Theft
After the mass shooting in Half Moon Bay in January, the deplorable conditions in which farmworkers live, work and how they are paid came to […]
From the Office of City Attorney Mara W. Elliott: Improving your Access to Public Records
Every year, people request and receive records from the City of San Diego on anything from department staffing levels to City policies. Residents may want […]
The March 2023 University City News print newsletter PDF is now online; delivery begins this weekend
The March 2023 newsletter (PDF version) is now online and available to read, print, and share with family and friends. The print version of the […]
New California laws for 2023: Housing, health care, public safety, criminal justice and more laws that go into effect in January
➡️ Please note: The University City News website and print newsletter are free to read but are not free to produce and print and maintain. […]
Millions of Dollars Flowing to San Diego to Fight Opioid Abuse; including Funds for Education, Treatment and Prevention of Addiction
From the Office of City Attorney Mara W. Elliott: This one is about the settlement of a huge case our office (and others) brought against […]