Students from Steele Canyon and Monte Vista high schools raised nearly $5,000 to purchase toys and clothing for hundreds of local children in need, which were then transported by fire trucks from across San Diego County to the El Cajon Elks Lodge for wrapping and distribution.
Top Insights
San Diego Daily
Dante Ulanday - News ModeratorDecember 8, 20251 Mins read
Firefighters make a special Christmas delivery in East County
Dante Ulanday - News ModeratorDecember 8, 20251 Mins read 
Recent Posts
Categories
Categories
- Architectural Wise727
- Architecture Digest17
- Aussie Daily301
- Berlin Examiner224
- Canada Inquirer384
- Celebrity2,090
- Europe Daily News1,267
- Fashion Style31
- Gulf Ecomonics30
- Health1,210
- Interior Digest564
- Italia Daily570
- Konnichiwa1,346
- Koreans Daily213
- La Fiesta Espana490
- Las Vegas Daily105
- Los Angeles Daily525
- Moda Lifestyle607
- Mr. Czech248
- Noubikko Tips51
- OFW Today453
- OKPraha438
- Paris Daily News673
- Philippine Courier991
- Philippine Examiner390
- Philippine Express22
- Philippine Times63
- Philippine Tribune1,009
- Prague Examiner1,155
- San Diego Daily1,521
- Sports980
- The Business Economics1,473
- Vietnam Inquirer36
Related Articles
Balboa Park protest calls for complete repeal of parking fee policy
Opponents of new parking fees at Balboa Park held a protest over...
Savannah Guthrie agrees to pay ransom, pleads for mother's safe return
“We beg you now to return our mother to us so that...
San Diego ramps up DUI patrols for Super Bowl weekend
Law enforcement agencies in San Diego County are increasing patrols this Super...
Brad Arnold, lead singer of Grammy-nominated rock band 3 Doors Down, dies at 47
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Brad Arnold, the lead singer of the Grammy-nominated...
Leave a comment