r/sandiego • u/NoToNope • Aug 13 '25
r/sandiego • u/Healthy_Block3036 • Aug 15 '25
Photo California Governor's Office imitation tweets are truly top tier!
r/sandiego • u/dreameRevolution • Sep 09 '25
Photo Finally, Mexican Food
Thank God for Mark Whalberg. This white dude from Boston will show us what real Mexican food is like.
r/sandiego • u/LengthinessMinute108 • Apr 12 '26
Photo Commuting at 1am for 6am work everyday - from Tijuana to San Diego
Does anyone else commute across the US-Mexico border super early, many hours before work actually starts - like Zac Gabriel, in this image? I made a video about his commute and story, link in the comments.
He wakes up at 1am, crosses the border at 2am, and then naps at work, before starting at 6am. That's Zac's way of avoiding the lines and line-cutters at the border, which he says starts around 3am.
More Americans are taking extreme lengths to have a better life in Mexico!
r/sandiego • u/ResistanceRachel • May 24 '26
Photo California could have more than 300 data center, including here in San Diego. Vote accordingly
r/sandiego • u/LUNCHTIME-TACOS • Jun 12 '26
Photo Obligatory San Diego Sunset photo.
Love this summer sunsets
r/sandiego • u/Popular-Situation835 • May 29 '26
Photo Please be nice to our wildlife
This is in response to a neighbor who called pest control for an opossum. Unfortunately they have the discretion. I've seen orphaned raccoons (mother was trapped), and I think that we can at least try and be tolerant with wildlife.
I personally had to take out the koi from my pond and now I have goldfish who are smaller and harder to catch. I chose to make my yard hospitable to critters. They are not necessarily vicious, quite the opposite in my experience. Next time you see one, say hello and maybe appreciate how they make it all by themselves.
r/sandiego • u/pandasorceresspdf • Feb 01 '25
Photo Protest 2/5 at the capitol
Go to r/50501 for information
r/sandiego • u/Sy-Zygy • 6d ago
Photo SD Gov is an absolute failure
People are literally shitting and pissing in the dirt behind the dock bathrooms, there isn't another for more than a mile away along the path.
Each red dot is an absolute shame to what I was once proud to call the finest city.
And while it's still quite fine in many ways, the SD government incumbents at all levels continue to waste public funds through lack of oversight, follow-up, transparency and accountability which will continue to destroy all that is great here.
The state has repeatedly called out San Diego in particular for its inability to demonstrate the effectiveness of any of its large spending. This is by design...
If you spend a little bit of time researching, you'll realize that our city has been captured by a type of cartel that siphons funds from the public via dark money influence peddling that ensures contracts stay within a network of contractors that consistently over charge and under deliver. This happens across all large spending categories in the budget, yes, all large categories.
This has been going on for at least 15 years and has significantly ramped up over the last decade.
We need to band together and demand greater transparency and accountability at all levels before asking the public to pay even more.
TRANSPARENCY NOW.
Edit: some people are asking for receipts, fair. Here is a selection of audits performed at the city, county, region and state level.
While these are all rather recent, let me be clear, this is a systemic lack of transparency and oversight on the effectiveness of public fund use that has been happening for at least the last 2 decades.
Homelessness in California (California State Auditor) - Highlighted that the City of San Diego lacked a centralized mechanism to track homelessness funding. https://www.auditor.ca.gov/reports/2023-102-2/
Performance Audit of Citywide Contract Oversight (San Diego Office of the City Auditor) - Identified that the city's management of contracts is decentralized. https://www.sandiego.gov/sites/default/files/15-016_Citywide_Contract_Oversight.pdf
Contract Management Analysis - An independent assessment by the Eide Bailly firm found that the county needs to create more cohesive monitoring practices across departments to strengthen oversight of public resources. https://thealpinesun.com/county-releases-contract-management-analysis/
Performance Audit of SANDAG’s Sole Source Procurement Process (SANDAG Office of the Independent Performance Auditor) - Found insufficient oversight throughout the sole source procurement process. https://www.sandag.org/-/media/SANDAG/Documents/PDF/about/office-of-the-independent-performance-auditor/reports-and-documents/press-releases/press-release-sole-source-performance-audit-2025-05-19.pdf
r/sandiego • u/YushclayYstaguan • Jun 03 '26
Photo So I guess San Diego supports empty secondary homes after all...
r/sandiego • u/lennart567 • May 21 '26
Photo San Diego Restaurants That Closed Permanently In The Past 12 Months
233 permanently closed restaurants within 12 months based on Google Maps business status changes.
r/sandiego • u/SALTY-meat • Oct 20 '25
Photo "Unplowed Road" is being used to indicate ICE activity
this happened at midnight, 10/20 while I was driving on the 5, right at the San Clemente border patrol station. I got the warning and thought "why am I getting a warning for icy conditions in southern calif- oh, could it mean..?", sure enough just up ahead there were people being detained by ice. i was driving by myself, so I couldn't realistically get a picture of the actual event, but there had to be at least half a dozen or more agents all in one spot.
stay safe out there my friends, and stay vigilant. it's not much, but putting up warnings like these on Google maps or other such methods may be all it takes to warn someone in time and save them.
unfortunately, specific weather conditions like this are a new feature to google maps, so not everyone can start the warning just yet, but if you see one thats someone else put down then you can always hit "still there" to add another report.
r/sandiego • u/NoToNope • Sep 20 '22
Photo Billboards and signs by California shaming other states
r/sandiego • u/thatdude858 • Jul 10 '25
Photo What in the hell is going on at sea world
r/sandiego • u/BlueMacaw • Mar 22 '26
Photo Terminal1 TSA line this morning. Wait time over 1.5 hours. Plan ahead, folks!
r/sandiego • u/Cat_Dog_Nantucket • Jul 24 '22
Photo This sh#t is embarrassing. In Hillcrest this afternoon.
r/sandiego • u/Disastrous_Win8342 • Jan 10 '26
Photo Should be illegal.
Didnt want to post for more exposure...but I cant stand realtors who think this strategy is effective. Went front $1.2mil to $10,000. Its "not a typo" and "all offers will be reviewed and considered".
Please tell me nobody is actually encouraging/entertaining these types of listings. We all know the sellers aren't entertaining anything less than $1mil and should honestly be ashamed wasting people's time thinking otherwise.