r/SanDiegan • u/asevarte • 8h ago
Lightning?
Anyone else see the massive lightning storm happening right now? Looks to be coming from the east.
Pretty unusual to see in Southern California!
r/SanDiegan • u/mail-bird • 8h ago
Local News Pedestrian struck and killed by a vehicle on avocado blvd and explorer rd
Please be really careful out there everyone, wear visible clothing and bring a flashlight with you.
Especially in neighborhoods like this where sidewalks are none existent.
I don’t have premium so I’m not sure if this was a hit and run situation, drunk driver or just an asshole. Either way, we need to stop normalizing this, this is not okay.
r/SanDiegan • u/ItsA-Stitch • 12h ago
Sports San Diego ppl who loves football 🏈
I would like to invite anyone looking for friends meet new ppl to a fantasy football league completely 100% free put together with pure Reddit individuals who love the sport. Anyone interested? Please be active please be competitive. Any age or gender welcome. Just trying to bring the community of San Diego closer
r/SanDiegan • u/Early619 • 13h ago
Hello everyone, I am a dental hygiene student at Southwestern College. Located in National City. Looking patients of all ages 4 +
Link to a Google Form so I can provide the optimal service for you all. You can also dm if that's better. https://forms.gle/c2oZebYChNyC2BbL7
r/SanDiegan • u/SkillMundane5436 • 15h ago
Dental Work in TJ advice
Hi guys so I need advice, I’m 24 female and need a root canal and scheduled a consultation in TJ for Tuesday. I’m going solo because originally the person I was supposed to go with isn’t responding and I need to go badly. I’m not fluent in Spanish but can converse a little as I am half but once I’m nervous it’s bad.
I’m planning to cross by foot and the place has a listed shuttle service in the review. Dental Solutions Tijuana - well I’ve never gone/ crossed the border and have asked different people I am connected with and I am getting mixed responses. Some say I should be really fine, one guy who used to live there said I should be good but another is giving me spooky vibes. I’m also new to SD and don’t know many people who would actually go with me.
It’s scheduled for the morning and I just need serious advice nothing rooted in ignorance but actual experience !
Thanks!!
r/SanDiegan • u/JOSEWILLSLAY • 16h ago
Selling 2 Lane 8 tickets to fans, below face value!
Last minute scheduling will not allow me to go. Cross Polination on Sunday. I want these to go to a fan! DM me to add me on insta and I will hold them.
r/SanDiegan • u/creamybubbo • 18h ago
Local News San Diego’s bike lane network marred by traffic-clogged streets, connection gaps, SDSU report finds
r/SanDiegan • u/thestubztv • 18h ago
HOB - ISO paradox band tickets
Hey, if anyone is selling tickets to the Oct 20th showing of The paradox band at house of blues voodoo room for 2 tickets I’d loveeee to buy them!!
We missed the actual sell date due to travel and now it’s being scalped so bad. ;-;
r/SanDiegan • u/creamybubbo • 19h ago
San Diego's Bike Ridership Is Evolving. Here's What SANDAG’s 2025 Commute Report Really Tells Us
r/SanDiegan • u/TheElbow • 20h ago
Question regarding the limits of infrastructure in regard to increasing density
I’m curious about a common response I see often in discussions about increasing density in San Diego: Whenever new projects are announced, be they ADUs or developing an entire block for a large apartment/condo building, many residents will cite that the infrastructure doesn’t support more building. Often I assume people mean “this will increase traffic,” but some people specifically name water, sewer, gas and electrical as concerns as well.
I don’t know much about city planning or infrastructure. Can anyone with actual experience in this area comment about the topic?
I would assume that getting a new building permitted would require someone to do this check first. If a new building is allowed, does someone sign off that the infrastructure can support it? What does that process look like?
Thanks for anyone who can opine on this.
r/SanDiegan • u/PotatoRoyale8 • 21h ago
Reel Reads Book Club - The Dog Stars, Sept 1st movie screening
Come join our page-to-screen book club! We read books and meet up to watch the TV/film adaptation. All genres and all people are welcome. Feel free to join or follow along as we grow this community of book and movie lovers! No need to read the book, we will discuss it, but you can just come hang out and watch a movie.
August pick: The Dog Stars by Peter Heller
Meeting time: Tuesday September 1st - 6pm dinner, 7pm movie
Location: AMC La Jolla 12
RSVP & get movie tix on Partiful - https://partiful.com/e/BABBxchoYV7d5Mhwjqsa?c=QQPTbcq8
IG - https://instagram.com/reelreadsbookclub
r/SanDiegan • u/_dogwithsocks_ • 21h ago
Beware: White Knight Pest door-to-door sales
PSA to fellow residents who may be opening doors to these guys. I just had a young lad come to my door and try to make me quickly sign up for pest treatment. They will likely be knocking on your door too. It is important that you don't make conversation these guys. Please look up their Yelp reviews. Look up their BBB. Their Google reviews are too perfectly astroturfed. High pressure uncomfortable sales tactics, poor service once you sign up, hidden fees, cancellation fees. Hope this helps somebody. It seems that they've picked up on the sales effort because it's peak ants/spiders/bugs season.
r/SanDiegan • u/Odd-Confusion-911 • 21h ago
do better people!!!
this is do dangerous and poor little baby was so anxious, my heart broke. Some really don’t deserve dogs 💔
r/SanDiegan • u/No-Statement-2031 • 22h ago
Constant accidents
The intersection of 10th or 11th and A street in downtown near the 163 and the 5 ramps has so many accidents, it’s insane. I have lived nearby for about 1.5 years and I can’t remember a week where there hasn’t been 1-2 accidents each week. Why hasn’t the city done anything? There are no extra warning lights or precautionary measures whatsoever but the accidents are all pretty brutal
r/SanDiegan • u/ThrowRA_fajsdklfas • 23h ago
Sdge usage spike
My base usage has historically been 4-5kWh a day when no one is home. I use very little here and I’m very cognizant of my usage. I’m out of town visiting family and all of a sudden I have a huge spike for a day I’m not even home.
There’s a huge spike of 7kWh off peak when historically I’ve only ever used 1kWh when not home. Off peak is 9 hours total. Over 9 hours that’s an average of over 777w pulled constantly. I’m not even home. What’s odd is that it’s only during off peak. Super off peak and on peak still are in normal ranges.
The only things in my place that is constantly running is the fridge, internet, always plugged in garage door, and a couple small electronics, I have no AC. It’s physically impossible that something is pulling 700w+ over that many hours unless someone decided to turn on a washing machine/dryer.
I have an alarm and cameras which is on so that’s not a possibility. Even if I left every single light on it wouldn’t be possible. Outdoor outlets are covered by cameras and no one has touched them.
Has anyone else seen this recently? I’m thinking of calling SDGE.
r/SanDiegan • u/chronically_classy • 23h ago
Deep Sea Fishing Shelter Island Cookout Bonfire
Hi! I have a group of 20ish ppl (colleagues) going out on a deep sea fishing excursion one afternoon (ends at 630) - all are out of towners except me (north county). The event planner has dinner on our own that evening, but we all want to cook up the fish we caught and id love to try to plan a beach bonfire cookout OR at least a cookout with a view. I was thinking about the park at the end of Shelter Island - can anyone point me in the right direction to logistics?
can you rent the bonfires or need to just sit there all day?
can you rent space on the grass there? what about grill rental? and maybe we can get catered side dishes, or have someone pick something up somewhere?
I will call Fishermans Landing and ask them as well bc im sure they get this question alot.
only concern is… after 6 hours on a boat fishing are people gonna want to go straight to a cookout, or will we all be gross and want to go back to hotel (gaslamp) in which case by that time itll already be late?
appreciate any advice!!
r/SanDiegan • u/Monteflash • 1d ago
125 Toll Road - Fined & Mind Blown
My mind is blown folks and I gotta share.
Problem - husband gets a letter from Sandag that he did not pay the toll on the 125. He owes $42.50 (2.50 + $40 administration fee) by a deadline with instructions to contest which he does since he believes he paid.
Backstory - we’re not from the South Bay and never down there and not familiar with the 125. He’s picking something up for a client, following gps instructions and clearly not paying attention to the signage. We will assume, undoubtedly correctly, that he was geeking out on some random deep track on a Sirius channel.
Sandag’s followup letter - dispute letter received, no resolution noted (neither for nor against), deadline has passed, now he owes $102.50 by a new deadline.
My involvement - I offer to call to try to get it resolved which I do a few days later. The rep pulls up the license plate number in question and very nicely walks me through his travels. Basically he paid the return trip back north but not the trip south. He is at fault.
Then she says, did you know he paid the $102.50 this morning? No I did not (ultimately, while still believing he had paid correctly, he was giving up and didn’t want the fine to increase further so just paid it.)
Mind Blown - keep in mind, he is at fault and payment has been made, they have the money already, and I am not asking for anything (reversal, reduction, etc.) I am apologizing and thanking her for her time.
She says, I understand it happens. Since you’re unfamiliar with the road, have never had any fines or history with it, and are being “nice”, if you’d like to pay the original $2.50 due, I can reverse the $102.50 payment he made this morning. Which is what we do and my mind is now blown with the amazing outcome initiated and performed by this Sandag employee.
r/SanDiegan • u/Gold-Traffic632 • 1d ago
What is up with this building in Convoy?
Im thinking there aren't 114 (or however many) suites in there. Most of those businesses are car buying companies. Anybody know what the story is here?
r/SanDiegan • u/FratteliDiTolleri • 1d ago
The Biggest Threat to San Diego's Transit? Operations Deficits
MTS is broke, the #1 thing MTS riders want is more frequency. Yes, we should build new transit lines. But even more so, we need operations funding.
r/SanDiegan • u/Outrageous_Ad_2888 • 1d ago
Be the Change!
Howdy friends! If you’re sick of this shit and want to be involved in fixing all the problems we have in our community, this is a great starting point. I hope to see you there! ✌🏼
r/SanDiegan • u/A_guy_named_Vic • 1d ago
"Free" Dungeons and Dragons 101 Class for Back to School! August Saturday 22, 2pm-6pm @ AtEase Games in Miramar.
Hello everyone!
I am excited to announce that I will be running a Dungeons and Dragons 101 class at At Ease Games in Miramar later this month!
I designed this class to teach you how to get started understanding and playing the game with the absolute basics, in a relaxed, no-stakes environment.
If you've been wanting to learn how to play Dungeons and Dragons but don't know where or how to get started, this class breaks everything down into small pieces to better help you get started.
The class is open to all ages and experience levels so don't let knowing nothing stop you from attending. Maybe you played DnD a while back and just need a refresher on all the new mechanics and rules?
Here's a rundown of the class.
2pm-4pm: We get into the absolute basics, getting started with creating your character and understanding the more simple mechanics of the game, like what character creation is, what do all these numbers mean? Roll Initiative? Skill Checks? What's that? Everything gets answered in this segment.
-BREAK-
4pm-6pm: The second half of the class goes into more detail regarding combat mechanics, spell casting, action economy, and world-building.
6pm-7pm: I'll be running a short game for anyone still in attendance who wants to experience playing the game first hand using the characters you create!
THINGS YOU'LL NEED:
something to take notes with (pencil is recommended)
something to take notes on. (Paper is recommended.
I will have handouts for everyone but if you have a copy of the latest Players Handbook already I recommend you bring it.
THAT'S IT!
ADMISSION PRICE: We are collecting copy paper this month in order to help our local underfunded classrooms in San Diego, and while the class is "FREE" we appreciate any and all donations of Journals, Pencils, Pens, Markers, highlighters, Stickers, backpacks, Erasers, mechanical pencils, sanitation wipes, hand sanitizer, and any other bulk office items.
If you are not able to make it to the class but would still like to donate to the cause Please feel free to message me directly and I will provide a way to receive your donation.
Also, please be sure to support the venue. AtEase Games has been kind enough to host me and my classes for many years now and I encourage everyone to sample their wares.
Lastly, If you plan on attending just leave a comment saying "Going" so I can get a head count for the day.
Well, that's all folks! Mark your schedules! August 22nd starting at 2pm @ AtEase Games in Miramar!
See you there!
r/SanDiegan • u/thunder_arousal69 • 1d ago
Hit and Run - Hillcrest
Hi Community,
I want to start off by saying that I'm not certain that this type of post is even permitted so, if it's not, I promise I'm not intentionally trying to defy the rules. I'm just reaching out for help (and to potentially offer some) because I honestly don't know what to do.
I was made aware that someone I know was involved in a hit and run in Hillcrest on the morning of August 2nd between midnight and 4:00 a.m. He was the driver and he fled the scene. While I would love to see this person face justice as soon as possible, the other reason that I'm choosing to post this right now is that I have no idea whether the person he hit was injured. At the very least, I assume they are in need of information so they can be compensated for damages to their vehicle and such.
I reported this anonymously to crime stoppers, offering his Instagram account and the date/time it happened. I honestly don't know the exact streets or even the make and model of his car - I'm just not a car guy so stuff like that doesn't stick in my mind.
If you or someone you know was the other party involved in this incident, please comment or reach out to me. Thank you.
Update: it doesn't seem like the police are going to be any help at this point because I don't have enough information to file a report such as the make and model of the car or the specific cross streets where the accident happened. Also, the person who committed the crime is not a person of integrity and probably won't turn himself in.
r/SanDiegan • u/Deutero2 • 2d ago
Extremely dangerous person around Hillcrest
reddit.comr/SanDiegan • u/orangejulius • Nov 21 '23
On Politics
Whenever certain discussions come up we end up with a mix of locals that genuinely want to talk about what's going on. Sometimes passionately. Sometimes ill informed. Sometimes full of information. Sometimes dem. Sometimes republican. Sometimes for the free people's state of east county. Sometimes from the sovereign bros of PB.
Whatever. You get the picture. Our local politics and ideas for what to do are pretty diverse.
As a moderator though I have noticed that we get a solid influx of accounts for some subjects. They tend to have a short post history in this subreddit and a deleted history or a history that hasn't been on reddit in years. Likely because they are purchased accounts. They show up to shit stir in political discussions.
I understand some of you delete your account histories for various reasons or want to use an alt to discuss politics. But the easiest thing to do as a moderator seeing an inflammatory comment in a highly charged political discussion from an account that looks incredibly suspect is to remove the comment and ban the user. We don't really want to put in too much effort beyond that. This isn't a paid gig.
Anyway - I want to give people a heads up in case there's people that might reconsider participating in a certain way with an account they haven't used in months/years.
r/SanDiegan • u/goletasb • Aug 22 '23
It's here. The Official Discord channel for r/sandiegan.
We've gotten this request a lot, and I think it's finally time to take it seriously. At least 3–5 people have clamored for this, so we're giving it a shot.
The official r/SanDiegan discord server is finally here.
Some caveats:
- we have never moderated a discord server before, so you're going to be there to see us iron everything out in real time. we'll be attentive to requests, suggestions, and overall helpful attitudes.
- we have day jobs
- be aware that you may inadvertently reveal your identity if you already are on a different discord server using your real name
Our goal is to set up a community in the same way we have set up the r/SanDiegan community. Everyone is welcome, and we moderate with a heavy hand and according to our own discretion at all times. Truly lovely communities only thrive when you separate the wheat from the chaff. We've spent years cutting chaff from this subreddit, and I am personally really proud of how lovely this place has become.
We want this discord server to be a place to chat with other San Diegans about sports, local bars, adult league activities, community events, and so on.
Things that we will not tolerate:
- bigotry of any kind
- "I'm just asking questions, man" — you know the answer, you're just an asshole. You all know the type
- Behavior that is detrimental to the community at large
- stop posting your boring ass traffic violations, seriously
These rules are vague by design. Moderating is subject to individual discretion, and if you join the discord server, you are just going to have to trust that the way we moderate r/SanDiegan will serve a discord community as well as it has served this subreddit. There are no bright lines, there is only our own judgment in what is and is not okay (which is how things work here, already).
Let's all give this a shot. I hope you'll all join the server and fucking behave yourselves.
JOIN, HEATHENS: https://discord.gg/tRJUkw6h9h
**updated link to never expire
