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San Diego just landed a $12 million federal grant to fix flooding and pollution in Oak Park, targeting Streamview Drive with a groundbreaking underground treatment system — the city’s first — designed to filter trash and contaminants before they hit Chollas Creek. This disaster recovery funding responds to January’s devastating storms, which displaced residents and even led to lawsuits. The project, covering 285 acres, aims to drastically improve water quality flowing to the ocean, with construction starting next year and completion by 2029. It’s not just infrastructure — it’s a long-term commitment to restoring safety, health, and dignity for the community.

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