County: Be ready for wildfire risk

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors July 13 approved spending $2.5 million on roadside vegetation management, followed by a July 16 Wildfire Preparedness...

Vaccines available

Comprehensive Medicine Cali­fornia Urgent Care has a supply of COVID-19 vaccines available here in Alpine. Part-owner Brian Peterson said they have been given a steady...

Mountain lion killed farm animals

A necropsy has determined that numerous farm animals found dead in Alpine on Feb. 19 were likely killed by a mountain lion and not...

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....

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...

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...

Help is near

As part of Operation Collaboration Cal Fire is coordinating efforts to vaccinate people against COVID-19 in rural San Diego. Recipients must be at least...

Keeping children safe while they are online

The pandemic has shifted life for everyone over the last year, but perhaps one of the most vulnerable groups include chil­dren, who are spending...

Fire evacuation signs are a county first

Mailers are being sent this week to all residents in the 91901 ZIP code area with four key pieces of information residents can use...

COVID-19 vaccine is here, older adults still must follow precautions

Less than a year after the novel coronavirus appeared in the U.S., we now have two safe vaccines against COVID-19 approved by the FDA...