Update: Border 79 Fire in San Diego County containment now reaches 100%
Border 79 Fire initially started 10:52 a.m. Dec. 10 in San Diego County. Since its discovery 22 hours ago, it has burned 38.2 acres. 70% of the fire was brought under containment by a fire crew of 37 by Wednesday morning. However, the cause is still being investigated.
Battery Building Could Become Harder in San Diego County
San Diego Supervisors learned a key lesson Tuesday: Their fire chief can impose stricter fire safety rules on battery storage projects without their blessing. And that’s just what San Diego County Fire Chief Tony Mecham will do until the state updates California’s fire code related to renewable energy battery installations.
What to KnowWind gusts tapered off Tuesday night and a Red Flag Warning expired at 4 a.m. WednesdayDespite relief from Santa ...
Gaping deficits have prompted San Diego officials to explore unusually deep 20% budget cuts — but critics want a wider effort ...
Dry conditions, gusty winds, and low relative humidity all hitting San Diego County at the same time have led to critical ...
Santa Ana winds are going strong into Tuesday with top wind gusts occurring in San Diego County mountains and valleys.
The worst is definitely behind us,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Alex Tardy. “We’re seeing the last stages of ...
The blaze dubbed the Border79Fire is burning near Barrett Truck Trail and SR-94 near the community of Tecate, which is along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Three people were injured Friday in a fire at a 12-story residential building in downtown San Diego. Our free newsletter is ...
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday passed on the opportunity to establish interim safety requirements for ...
On Tuesday, the San Diego County Office of Education announced multiple schools within the county will be closed on Wednesday ...
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