America's Finest City, San Diego, California ...

 

There is no better place to live on earth than spectacular San Diego! San Diego has the best weather in the USA, a high standard of living, low unemployment, tremendous recreation, and many, many other benefits.

 
   
    Learn more about San Diego ...      
      The City's 1.25 million residents make it the seventh largest city in the country and the second largest in California. Yet San Diego has a comfortable, small town atmosphere.   San Diego's place on the Pacific Ocean and the international border with Mexico is unique. The border crossing is the busiest in the entire world!
San Diego is home to clean, high technology businesses including manufacturing, defense, tourism and agriculture. Telecommunications, software and biotech are among San Diego's fastest growing industries.
 Temperatures range from an average of 58 degrees in January to 73 degrees in July. Annual rainfall averages about 7 inches.
San Diego public schools are competitive with some of the best schools in the USA. SD Office of Education SD Union School District. San Diego Schools General Information Web sites
 
   
   
       
   
January
San Diego Marathon 3rd Sunday - Carlsbad, PGA Mercedes Championship - La Costa
February
Buick Invitational - La Jolla, San Diegiuito Half Marathon
March
Carlsbad 5000 run, Carlsbad flowers in bloom
April
Encinitas Street Fair, La Jolla Half Marathon
May
Carlsbad Village Fair, Del Mar National Horse Show
June
Del Mar Fair, Iron Man Triathlon in Oceanside
July
Del Mar Horse Racing Season through September
August
Toshiba Tennis Classic Carlsbad, Fleet Week in San Diego
September
Street Scene Gas Lamp, Renaissance Fair in Balboa Park, BayFair Mission Bay
October
October fest in several areas
November
Carlsbad Village Fair
December
Parades and bowl games

 

 
General City Information
619-236-5555
Police - City of San Diego
619-531-2000
SD County Sheriff
858-565-5200
Fire Department
619-533-4300
Electric Company - SDG&E
800-811-7511
Phone Co . - SBT Pac Bell
760-811-5888
Water - Water District
858-522-6600
Trash Pickup
858-694-7000
Cable TV - Time Warner Cable
  858-695-3200
Cable TV - Cox Cable
619-262-1122
Broadband Internet
(see above plus DSL providers)
Local Storage - San Diego Self Storage
(858) 453-0800
Moving Company - Global Van Lines
800-944-8126
Moving Rentals - U-Haul
800-GO-UHAUL
 
           
     
    About San Diego's past ...      
      In 1542 Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo landed at San Diego Bay, the first time that Europeans had set foot on what later became the west coast of the United States.   In 1769 Mission San Diego de Alcala is officially founded on Presidio Hill, the first of a chain of twenty-one missions to be established along the California coast.  
    In 1870 Alonzo Horton opens his Horton House hotel on D Street (now Broadway) between Third and Fourth Streets (where the U. S. Grant Hotel now stands).  Less than a month after his arrival, Horton purchased 960 acres for $265. Horton purposely makes lays out the blocks in the downtown area in very short distances, knowing merchants prefer corner stores.   Since 1888 the Hotel del Coronado, one of the world's largest wooden structures, is a grand example of elegant Victorian architecture and one of America's most popular and beautiful resorts. This National Historic Landmark has served celebrities, tourists, and business alike.   
    In 1919 the United States Navy decides to make San Diego Bay home base for the Pacific Fleet. The Great White Fleet as it is known, becomes world famous and makes the USA a world power for the first time in its history. U.S. Navy's Great White Fleet brings more than 16,000 sailors into San Diego Harbor on 16 battleships, 7 destroyers and 4 auxiliary ships and on missions around the world. San Diego is also the birthplace of naval aviation   Prior to 1949, Mission Bay was a 4000 acre marshland fed by the San Diego River. In 1949, the L.A. District of the Army Corps of Engineers and the City of San Diego jointly began construction of a small craft harbor and recreational facility. Three jetties were built along with dredging the navigation channels and small boat facilities. Dredged material was used to raise areas of the bay which had been semi-submerged. The width of the entrance to the harbor was 960 feet wide.  
           
   
 

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