Maura Fox
Journalist at Freelance
Community Guides Reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune
Reporter @SDUT, covering San Diego’s communities + the region’s hiking scene | Give me a shout: [email protected]
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4 days ago |
sanluisobispo.com | Maura Fox
The view of the San Vicente Reservoir, the largest reservoir in San Diego, from the Oakoasis County Preserve trail. (Maura Fox / The San Diego Union-Tribune) Maura Fox TNS San Diego finalized a compromise budget on Monday that restores some funding for brush management, flood prevention and recreation programs at city reservoirs that Mayor Todd Gloria tried to cut last week.
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5 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Maura Fox
It’s a special thing to have access to some natural places, even with the city built around them. Inspired by my love for San Diego’s more than 150 named canyons, I put together this list of local options for readers to explore. Switzer and Juniper CanyonsA short path lets walkers traverse Switzer and Juniper canyons, located within South Park, as well as explore the neighborhood and admire its historical homes. Both canyons are teeming with nature, a welcomed break from the bustling streets above.
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6 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Jeff McDonald |Maura Fox
The San Diego City Council last week approved a five-year insurance plan that is expected to cost a quarter-billion dollars or more over the life of the contract, including almost $50 million in the new fiscal year that begins July 1. The agreement passed without any serious questions from the elected officials.
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6 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Maura Fox
Continued uncertainty over San Diego Pride’s leadership is rocking the confidence of the LGBTQ+ community, pushing even more elected leaders and groups to distance themselves from the organization just a month before its annual parade and festival.
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6 days ago |
sandiegouniontribune.com | Maura Fox
In the face of federal funding cuts, a scaled-back celebration still brought San Diegans together to celebrate Juneteenth, honoring the day with music, history and community. The annual, free event, held at Memorial Park in Logan Heights, celebrates Black history and the Juneteenth holiday, which commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S. after nearly 250 years.
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RT @AnzaBResearch: Desert sunflowers and purple sand verbena up close in the Borrego Valley (Photos: Sicco Rood). https://t.co/XSkBCZniDT
RT @SDUTmcdonald: First, the @MayorToddGloria administration neglected flood-control channels ahead of heavy rain; now the city is towing c…
This was definitely one of my favorite stories to write: I interviewed (and climbed with!) local rock climbing legends Chris Hubbard and Randy Leavitt, who helped develop San Diego's rock climbing in the 80s - 2000s... and are still crushing it today. https://t.co/qw0ekiArLm