Requests to fill potholes are consistently among the most frequent service requests the City receives via Get It Done. Given the keen public interest, the City’s Transportation and Performance & Analytics departments worked together to create the Patch Report – a comprehensive overview of pothole repairs.

The Patch Report provides an overview of pothole requests completed in July, August, and September 2026. During this time, 280 pothole service requests were closed in District 7. The report reflects the City’s continued commitment to maintaining safe, reliable, and accessible roadways across the City.

Citywide, there were nearly 2,600 pothole service requests in the three-month period while crews patched 10,468 potholes. When crews respond to a service request, they have been instructed to fill any additional potholes they see in the surrounding area. This approach helps maximize efficiency and fills many potholes before they get reported

Thank you to everyone who came to my El Niño preparedness Town Hall at the Mission Valley Library this past weekend! We partnered with AARP and the Office of Emergency Services to make sure the community received critical information on how to best prepare for the upcoming El Niño storms.

✅ Determine your flood risk and find out if you qualify for a discount on flood insurance premiums. 

✅ Create an emergency plan and know your evacuation routes. 

✅ Sign up for alerts to get notified when a weather emergency happens. 

Please visit sandiego.gov/elnino for more information.

The San Diego Tourism Authority is now accepting applications for their 2027 Tourism Accelerator cohort. Business owners from underrepresented groups are encouraged to apply before Sunday, November 1.

The Tourism Accelerator helps diverse small businesses tap into the tourism industry with a year of free mentorship, networking, and marketing opportunities valued at more than $15,000.

The San Diego Bay Parade of Lights is returning for its 56th year celebration! This year's theme, “Liberty Lights the Bay – Cheers to 250 Years,” celebrates America's 250th anniversary with a spectacular display of lights honoring freedom, opportunity, and unity.

The 2026 Parade of Lights will take place on Sunday, December 13, and Sunday, December 20, beginning at 5:30 p.m. both nights. The parade will travel along the San Diego Bay waterfront, offering plenty of free viewing locations for families and visitors to enjoy.

Each year, more than 100,000 spectators gather to celebrate this cherished holiday tradition, making it one of the region's most anticipated seasonal events.