More days on campus planned
Alpine Union School District is the first school district to move to Phase Three full opening, four days a week for in-person learning with...
County makes positive strides against pandemic
San Diego Board of Supervisors Chair Nathan Fletcher held the State of the County address from the county’s Emergency Medical Operation Center on Feb....
Woman’s Club offers aid to would-be scholars
The Alpine Woman’s Club is now accepting scholarship applications from class of 2021 high school students who live in Alpine and plan to attend...
College panel aimed at encouraging STEM exploration
Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District is wrapping up a series of Black History Month events with A Day in the Life: Black Women and Men...
LAFCO approves municipal service review
San Diego County’s Local Agency Formation Commission approved municipal service reviews for the county’s three resource conservation districts while also updating the sphere of...
CHP still looking for help in Alpine hit and run case
A 19-year-old female was walking southbound along the west road edge of South Grade north of Manzanita View Road when an unidentified driver, vehicle...
Girl Scouts widen their virtual reach
There are no gap-toothed Brownies hawking cookies in front of stores on Saturday mornings this year, no little wagons being pulled door-to-door, no minivans...
Understanding COVID vaccine side affects
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Hai Shao, a board certified infectious disease specialist, has been involved in all aspects of the...
Free garden plots available
The Descanso Garden Club is offering 10 free garden plots on the Town Hall building grounds at no cost to residents who live in...
El Monte Valley draws preservation supporters
A group of around 100 East County and tribal member activists walked two miles near state Route 67 into the heart of El Monte...
