Del Mar City Manager Ashley Jones and Principal Planner Amanda Lee made a detailed presentation to the 22nd DAA Board of Directors
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The diminished CDC (many experts have been fired or left) still reports weekly data on COVID incidence. The most reliable data for
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SDG&E will be adding a Base Services Charge of about $24/month to your electricity bill beginning in October of this year. This
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Iwas recently informed by Governor Newsom’s Appointment Secretary that my term on the Board of Directors of the 22nd District Agricultural Association
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Measles. I was recently asked if older adults needed to get a booster shot of the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine before
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New variants of the COVID virus have arisen by mutation and recombination between previously circulating strains. The dominant variant now circulating in
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Measles infections in the US were virtually eliminated by 2002 with fewer than 100 isolated cases per year. This success was due
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The peak of the winter flu season, one of the worst in many years, has passed. Hospitalizations and deaths in San Diego
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The good news this winter is that COVID cases are well below the expected number. The bad news is that cases of
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Avian influenza virus (H5N1) has infected wild and domestic birds worldwide since the 1990s. The first transmissions from chickens to humans were
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