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Additional swift-water rescue teams and assistance from the U.S. National Guard will be on tap when the next big storm arrives Thursday, officials said Tuesday, even as many worked to recover from the flash flood that upended so many lives just a...
San Diego made some fundamental and impactful changes Tuesday to how it builds large construction projects like fire stations, libraries, sewer pipelines and bridges. The City Council approved a union-friendly project labor agreement that...