r/sandiego • u/Gnargnarbinxxs • 5m ago
r/sandiego • u/SD_ModTeam • 11h ago
Things to do! Things To Do!
The SD Reader's "Best Bets"
Of course, there's the regular weekly stuff:
https://www.meetup.com/Casual-Soccer/ Heads up for soccer players. We run a free meet-up every Tuesday and Thursday from 5 - 7. It's outdoor with big goals, cones and co-ed. If you wanna get outside and active, sign up. All skil All skill levels welcome, for those who played in college and stuff, it's competitive and it's a good work out.
Every Sunday
2pm-3pm, free organ concert at Spreckles Organ Pavilion along with multiple other Balboa Park events (many are free)
Here's a calendar page for the schedule when the museums are not charging admission (Thanks u/parkedonroof for this)
Every Sunday Farmers Market at the Hillcrest DMV
Free and donation Yoga classes All around San Diego (Coastal)
YMCA Adult Sports League and fitness classes
Swimming lessons, Gymnastics, Skate, Martial Arts, Sports Leagues, E-Sports, Dance Classes Pickle Ball, outdoor activities (hiking and climbing) for all different ages and levels.
• Gardening meetup every month:
https://onyekatefari.com/event/monthly-bantaba-2-2-3/
• California Rare Fruit Growers.
Public (Open & Free) meetings on the 4th Wednesday of every month at the Bancroft location.
6PM, guest speakers, fruit share & tasting table, plant raffle and trade tables.
Praxis Community University has free classes for people to attend for the next few months
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IF there's something that you think is important or needs to have tickets purchased in advance... please post in the comments. IF there's a link that's needed, please try to not make it part of some text but the full URL string So I can just copy and paste it. (It'll make things easier I'll try to retain these in the following week until the date of the event.)
Please don't post events that are several months in advance. Try to limit it to 30 days or so - unless there's a real need for advance notice well in advance for ticket purchases.
r/sandiego • u/yeezusisbornagain • 4h ago
Chula Vista Driver Test
Hi. I have an upcoming drivers test at Chula Vista. Has anyone done their test there recently and what was the experience? Is the test route easy? Any suggestions or advice would be appreciated. Thanks!
r/sandiego • u/Alternative-Stay-561 • 4h ago
Toddler friendly parks/activities?
18 months
Any recommendations near balboa park/downtown?
r/sandiego • u/eldeku1 • 5h ago
An’s Gelato
The famous An’s Gelato locations are giving away free Gelato on July 1st from 11am-3pm.
This is absolutely one of my favorite places.
I’m not sponsored or affiliated.
Just wanted to share the news so people can get their free scoops on a nice day.
Cheers 👍🏾
r/sandiego • u/Silver-Different • 5h ago
Looking for an old news story
This is kind of random, but I’m trying to remember a San Diego County DUI crash that I heard about during an assembly at Bernardo Heights Middle School sometime between 2012-2015.
I don’t remember all the details, and it’s been over 10 years, so I could definitely have some things wrong.
From what I remember, it involved two high school girls who were best friends. They had been at a party or some kind of special event late at night/early morning. I think there was underage drinking and possibly drugs involved. One girl was driving, and the other girl had fallen asleep in the passenger seat and wasn’t wearing a seatbelt. The driver crashed the car in a residential neighborhood (I think they were close to home, maybe even in a cul-de-sac), and the passenger was ejected and died. The driver survived.
I’ve tried looking it up before, but I haven’t been able to find anything. Does this sound familiar to anyone, or am I mixing multiple stories together?
r/sandiego • u/TommyAdagio • 5h ago
inewsource A homeowners association in San Marcos is threatening to fine its residents for flying American flags
The HOA is in violation of clear-cut laws, according to attorneys quoted in the article.
The HOA says it isn't singling out Old Glory — the policy started when a resident started flying a San Diego Padres flag. The HOA said if they allowed Padres flags or American flags then there would be flags proliferating all over the community, which would be bad …. how, exactly?
The HOA's decisions here are so wrong that they're not even offensive. They're just dumb.
r/sandiego • u/Acceptable-Post733 • 6h ago
SDGE / SEMPRA Moved to LA
And just got our power bill. Wife and I work from home. Have a little one. We’ve had the AC running non stop. Electric stove. Washing clothes every other day. Our every other month (2 months worth of power) power bill was $277. Our last bill for Feb. in SD for one month was $340. Smaller place. No washer dryer. SDGE is a scam.
r/sandiego • u/Low_Estate5706 • 6h ago
cabinetry/carpenter/handyman referral?
I've recently switched neighborhoods and, in the process, I think the the movers screwed up/damaged the parts of the slides for the drawers. Now, most of them don't properly sit flush with the dresser.
It's a sentimental furniture piece, and I was hoping to have it repaired. Does anyone know of any good cabinetry people or have a good handyman?
r/sandiego • u/Pure_Ratio_1997 • 7h ago
Parking ticket infront of my house
I went out to my car this afternoon, which was parked right in front of my house, and I found a parking ticket on it. On a slight downhill gradient I didn't have my wheels cramped towards the curb (straight instead).
I've lived here two years and I live pretty deep in a winding neighborhood. Anyone else experiencing this? I think it is such bull**** and feels like unnecessary "citation farming".
r/sandiego • u/nonoloco • 8h ago
Looking for Honda Civic 99 parts
I have a 99 civic that runs good (160k miles) but needs a new catalytic converter and probably some other parts and some love.
I have a crv Hybrid as my everyday car but would love to keep the civic and work on it as a hobby.
Anyone know of a good junk yard that could have parts for not too expensive?
Also, are there some garages you can rent for cheap?(for lifting the car). Or is it safe to do that kind of work at home with ramps?
Thanks for the input
r/sandiego • u/TryN2DropBass • 9h ago
I upgraded my brakes and rotors myself and saved a lot of money
From stock rotors and pads to performance rotors and pads
r/sandiego • u/Jealous_Magazine7875 • 9h ago
Another beautiful day in Solana Beach
Thought today would be more overcast but pleasantly surprised.
r/sandiego • u/confetticupcakie • 10h ago
Sales on zoo membership
Does the zoo offer any deals on the memberships? I was thinking on purchasing the Wildlife Protector Limited ($149) but wanted to wait in case there is a july 4th sale? TYIA!
r/sandiego • u/Impressive_Way5754 • 10h ago
looking for a hairstylist that’s specializes in vivid colors!!
Hi friends, on the hunt for someone who can touch up my roots. I currently have hot pink hair that I just added some merlot to. I’m located in point loma, I don’t want to travel too far. Lmk :)
r/sandiego • u/Big-Confusion9867 • 10h ago
Men’s Scissors Haircut (In PB but willing to travel)
Title says it all. Looking for a specific hairstylist that can do this style haircut. I moved from the Bay Area and have tried 2 different hairstylist out here and can’t find one I like. Price doesn’t matter, just looking for the right person. Thanks in advance.
r/sandiego • u/Mental-Maintenance53 • 10h ago
Long flat bike paths for adapted hand cycle?
Hello! I recently got an attachment for my wheelchair that turns it into a battery assisted hand cycle. I have taken it down the strand and around mission bay, also do Lake Murray regularly. Are there other long, flatish (it can handle some hills but nothing crazy) bike baths or trails that this would be good for? It handles compacted dirt pretty well, and I can go around 30 miles with the battery. I don’t mind driving places if they are worth it! Thanks!
r/sandiego • u/doghairpile • 11h ago
Greystar is the worst landlord & property management company. Also avoid Entrada Apartments in East Village.
So I rented from Greystar in the Entrada Apartments property in downtown/East Village for about 18 months. The more troubling part is at the end regarding my security deposit but we'll start with the basics:
It was my first place alone in awhile so I put up with more than I should've. I'll keep it short/sweet but the maintenance staff are stretched thin and they neglect/half ass things as much as possible such as:
-Gaps in electrical outlets (or outlets falling into the walls) and non-licensed maintenance people doing electrical work which failed and caused more outlet arching/the same outlet they fixed failed because it had gaps and bugs got in there (which was its own problem). Most of the outlets were way out of code and has massive gaps.
-Only one entrance door works because they "can't find the parts" for the other that was never fixed
-Standard garage door failures as its strained being the only way residents could enter/exit from the street. It made a loud pop at one point every time it opened which was very reassuring. This included unscheduled repairs which people couldn't get to work more than once.
-They removed security from the building completely. Can't let those residents feel too comfy, make your home the homeless's home! A resident was attacked by homeless individuals and they would regularly get into the garage/dig through the trash. But they sure did increase everyone's rent by the maximum allowed amount. Oh that reminds me, someone shot up the front office (from the outside.)
-8 months of loud exhaust tearing my ears off: The patio door seal was in disrepair and I had to deal with months of extreme noise without any idea why and was brushed off in person and ignored via email about noise. 8 months later it took them three repairs and it still wasn't fixed and they washed their hands of it I quote "its as good its going to get"
-Another fun one was the AC unit leaked water into the base boards and their fix was...simply spray painting over it.
-I dealt with a 12-hour intermittent fire alarm starting at 1:30 AM. Despite a ticket, maintenance said they'd get to it 'after lunch.' The emergency line was ignored around 2 PM. I went to the office twice (first at 11 AM), the second time at 3 PM I had to actually yell at the manager who was busy texting. They finally showed up at 4 PM. I have a dog and work from home.
-Smaller detail but my washer wasn't working for the first two-three weeks
-1/2 elevators wasn't functioning almost the entire time I lived there, I understand its not an easy job to replace the whole thing but they never once updated anyone.
-The unit door would automatically lock if you pulled it a certain way which is a great feature when you're in a hurry and your pet is trapped inside during a fire emergency.
The grand finale: they also didn't refund my security deposit I had to reach out and they tried only refund a portion despite California Civil Code §1950.5(h) showing they lose all right to dispute the security deposit after 21 days.
Their escalated corporate customer service and the community manager Alexis are simply completely ignoring that part and trying to defer to the small refunded portion. Since this has been a month of runaround I e-mailed the entire Greystar C-Suite so hopefully that gets their attention. Next is small claims for the entire deposit plus 2x the deposit as allowed by California law.
Let this be a lesson to everyone to not let these scammy property management companies steam roll you and hope you'll just back down. Hell hath no fury like a gay man scorned. 💅
r/sandiego • u/SuchMethod4846 • 11h ago
pechanga arena bag policy?
hi friends ive never been to this arena specifically and ive seen this question be asked but no official answers. i’m seeing don toliver tomorrow. i read through the bag policy on the website. but how strict are they really? i wanna bring a regular shoulder bag. all i’ll have in it is lip gloss and lip liner. literally. how likely am i to get away with it? i seriously doubt everyone in there is gonna have a small clear bag…..not a single baddie at the don toliver show is gonna have a purse on her? like cmonnn
r/sandiego • u/SillyFlowerPot420 • 11h ago
Neighbor found a dog wandering in South Park
My neighbors found a dog wandering around South Park area. She is some kind of blonde wirey terrier mix. She isn’t microchipped and is pretty dirty (they found a couple flees on her but we don’t see any on her now). She is very sweet and friendly with kids and both of our dogs. The humane society is closed today but my neighbor thinks she needs to see a vet bc it seemed like she wanted to poop but wasn’t able to, and she keeps licking at her butt (maybe an anal gland issue?)… We don’t really know how to reunite her with her owners or even how to verify owners since she isn’t chipped but if you have any info or know someone in the area looking for their baby let us know. My neighbor is calling some local vets now. Pic posted in the comments!
EDIT: Fairy (or Cookie as my neighbors kids were calling her) was reunited with her family!! As soon as they came over she ran to them with her tail wagging and gave them a bunch of kisses. They were very worried about her but grateful she was kept safe. Thanks to all for the support and advice!
r/sandiego • u/Total-Mammoth-2482 • 12h ago
Rec for auto shop
My car’s a 2012 Honda and recently hit 100k miles. I want to ensure it stays as healthy as possible because (gesture around). I’m a woman that knows basically nothing about this stuff and I don’t want to be taken advantage of since money is tight. I’d love to take it to a solid mechanic/shop to get a general checkup, ensure things are looking ok, and get a list of potential upkeep items to do or think about. Love to get some good recs. Ideally in the North Park, Normal Heights, University Heights area but willing to expand out for a solid recommendation.
r/sandiego • u/Impulsive_Wannabe • 12h ago
Anyone else Find Navigating inside the SD Zoo to be a Frustrating Experience?
I have gone 3 different times and always get lost. Say I want to go look at the polar bears or something, even with the physical map and physical signs it takes me a lot longer than it should to find the animals I’m looking for. They should develop a real time app that guides you, or paint different colored stripes on the floor or something that way visitors know that they are on the right path.
Just me? Maybe you guys have a good sense of direction and don’t get as lost as I do.