City Heights has secured $3.3 million to fund infrastructure improvements near the SR-15 freeway, areas where pedestrians, cyclists, drivers, and transit riders all navigate shared space. These investments aim to make our streets safer, more accessible, and better connected, while aligning with the community priorities outlined in our 2024 Development Without Displacement report.
Read MoreThe 2024 City Heights Winter Extravaganza was a success. Thank you to the City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Department, the Toys-for-Tots Foundation, CDC team members and volunteers, community partners, and especially the dedicated business owners who participated as vendors.
Read MoreThe dedication event was a beautiful reminder of all that goes into enhancing the quality of life in our community. Some projects take years of red tape, advocacy, and community planning to come to fruition, and this mural was no exception.
Read MoreCome join your neighbors in hearing the mural's history and how it came to be. See the flyer above for more info, then check out the mural photos below!
Read MoreThe image above outlines the need for donors to help finalize the art and funding for the "Unity in the Community" mural at Teralta Park!
Read MoreThis is a big week for grand openings in Mid City. Hours ago the Wightman Street Park opened and tomorrow the SR-15 Commuter Bikeway opens!
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