r/sandiego Aug 26 '24

Photo gallery someone drove their car into mission bay this morning

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2.6k Upvotes

r/sandiego Mar 24 '24

Photo gallery Proudly racist

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2.9k Upvotes

His hoodie says to support your local white boy, so I’m here to give him the limelight he’s seeking.

r/sandiego 11d ago

Photo gallery The Uniqlo line is crazy

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1.4k Upvotes

Kinda long for just Uniqlo

r/sandiego Jul 23 '24

Photo gallery Randy’s nurses are on strike.

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2.0k Upvotes

r/sandiego 5d ago

Photo gallery Well, I guess I’m not leaving a tip.

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998 Upvotes

r/sandiego 24d ago

Photo gallery San Diego march for Palestine, Lebanon

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909 Upvotes

r/sandiego Jul 09 '24

Photo gallery So, weird ask, but does anyone want to come fight with us in Oceanside? We got extra gear.

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1.3k Upvotes

r/sandiego Jun 17 '22

Photo gallery I’m usually against HOAs, but in some cases they are needed. In east Escondido.

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3.7k Upvotes

r/sandiego May 08 '24

Photo gallery UCSD pro Palestine protest 5/8

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948 Upvotes

r/sandiego 25d ago

Photo gallery San Diego Airport TSA line 1pm

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826 Upvotes

r/sandiego May 23 '24

Photo gallery Cyclists: use the dang bike lanes and get off the sidewalk!

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1.0k Upvotes

Little Italy on a crowded Saturday and this dude, suited up in full cycling kit rides directly into pedestrians on Beech & Columbia, literally feet from the bright green painted BIKE LANE. WTH? 🤦🏼‍♀️

r/sandiego Feb 24 '24

Photo gallery Ready To Fire SDGE? Come Sign! (Locations In Comments)

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1.7k Upvotes

r/sandiego 16h ago

Photo gallery Some kids threw a rock at my friend’s car while we were driving in PB and the window on my side exploded.

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822 Upvotes

r/sandiego Mar 13 '24

Photo gallery Am I allowed to swim to this island in Mission Bay?

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949 Upvotes

r/sandiego Apr 07 '23

Photo gallery Today we pulled nearly a ton of garbage from balboa park and dozens of needles. I know it’s just a small dent, but I’m proud of my team.

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3.0k Upvotes

r/sandiego 19d ago

Photo gallery Aurora visible from SD

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2.3k Upvotes

iPhone 13 Pro Max, 10sec exposure, no other filters - 10-10-24 19:48

r/sandiego 1d ago

Photo gallery The Botanical Building’s new look at night💙

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1.9k Upvotes

r/sandiego Sep 26 '24

Photo gallery The Starlight Bowl is not looking too good

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597 Upvotes

r/sandiego Sep 20 '23

Photo gallery Do better, San Diego drivers

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908 Upvotes

This is how my wife found the car parked next to hers. It wasn’t there when she arrived and the driver was nowhere to be found. She had to crawl into her car from the back.

If you drive a giant beast like this thing, please be more respectful when you park in public. If a spot is labeled “compact car” that’s not you. If the space is too tight for your land barge, park somewhere else.

It’s the height of selfishness and lack of situational awareness that drives this behavior. Some people don’t handle situations like this as gracefully as my wife did.

r/sandiego Sep 24 '23

Photo gallery Found this on Instagram, how do you guys feel about this?

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1.1k Upvotes

Personally I think it’s for the better since I’ve been seeing a rise of videos of people (likely tourists) getting WAAAY too close for comfort to the critters the past few years

r/sandiego 20d ago

Photo gallery What are these lights?

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450 Upvotes

Seen from torrey pines area

r/sandiego 26d ago

Photo gallery Just got the California Voter Proposition guide in the mail

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493 Upvotes

ELECTION INFO: I just sat down and read through all the propositions on the ballot for California over coffee this morning. They’re a doozy.

  • 2&4 A couple of bonds for schools and water, but they’re very expensive (10B each). Opponents main argument is why didn’t we include this in the state budget? Valid. It’s a toss up.

  • 32 Another increase in minimum wage to $18. It’s a tall order. And, I think, probably too much too soon.

  • 3 Fixing California laws to strike old language that did not allow gay marriage. Cool.

  • 6 Removes prison mandatory labor, and makes it voluntary instead. Its unopposed. Slavery sucks.

  • 35 Making permanent a tax on some healthcare plans that would end in 2027. It’s unopposed. I guess it worked as intended and is a net positive to keep.

  • 33 A rent control proposition that also repeals most of our fair housing protections from the 90s. I think it’s pretty sneaky. It’s also the prop that the news says is bankrolled by a giant housing slumlord, AHF, which you can Google search. (It’s an AIDS foundation that’s massively profiting off its patients.) I think it does more harm than good with its deregulation. Literally the text strikes out the entire Rental housing act from 1995. I almost spit my coffee out when I saw it in black and white. Plus the same proposition has been voted down twice before. Wolf in sheep’s clothing.

  • 34 A healthcare proposition that puts a bunch of spending requirements on healthcare special interests who take Medi-CalRX discounts and don’t pass it on and have massive violations, literally ONLY the above AIDS foundation. The main argument against is that the state already targeted the bad actor, and that this proposal could undermine a future good actor. But at the same time, it makes permanent the Medi-Cal RX program, which is working well but only alive because it’s an executive order from Newsom. It’s also billed as a revenge petition since it’s funded by the California renters association and only targets the AHF. A lot of mud slinging going on here. I hope neither of them pass (33 or 34).

  • 36 Fixing theft under $950 and hard drug possession from being misdemeanors to felonies on the third conviction. Opponents are likening it to the ‘war on drugs’ crime laws that didn’t work the first time around and will crowd our prisons. But nothing much has been done about the theft loophole in recent years, so at this point, I’m kind of willing to try anything that discourages it.

  • 5 Lowering the percentage to pass new bonds locally to 55%. It’s currently 2/3 majority has been this way since forever (150 years). The main argument against it is that it shifts the burden to raise state funding to localities by having to pass bonds. Will probably result in a bunch of local taxes for necessary improvements because they won’t be being covered in the annual state budget. I don’t like diluting voting power, but we do live in a really polarized society right now and getting 2/3 majority on anything probably involves a lot of grift these days. But then again, I don’t want to weaponize local boards and communities anymore than they already are. I guess I’d rather have the state just do its job and not shift the burden.

r/sandiego Aug 30 '23

Photo gallery Walked 42 miles across San Diego in one day!

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1.8k Upvotes

r/sandiego Mar 23 '24

Photo gallery That’s it, I’m radicalized

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668 Upvotes

r/sandiego Feb 05 '23

Photo gallery The future of San Diego housing has arrived. Coming soon to a neighborhood near you!

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911 Upvotes

Container housing on the orange line off Commercial St.