Council President Pro Tem Kent Lee

The University Community Branch Library has been officially reopened! 📚

Some of the long-awaited upgrades include new flooring, new technology, expanded areas for teens and children, and more — ready to enjoy! Our libraries are so much more than books; they’re a gathering place where our community learns, grows, and belongs.

Special thanks to Branch Manager Melissa Martin and San Diego Library Director Misty Jones for their hard work leading this project.

June marks the beginning of National Pride Month, when we celebrate the history, sacrifices, and accomplishments of the LGBTQ+ community and acknowledge the work ahead to achieve equality for all.

Happy Birthday to our Director of Community Engagement, Ana! 🎉 Thank you for all the heart, dedication, and energy you bring to the team and the community. District 6 is lucky to have you—wishing you a wonderful year ahead!

This Memorial Day, we remember and honor all those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. From our office to San Diego's military families and beyond: we remember. Today and always.

Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to our boss, Councilmember Kent Lee! 🎉🎂

You are, you are, you aaaaare…🎶 always leading by example (and going along with our ridiculous Halloween costume ideas). We’re so lucky to be your D6 team — here’s to YOU today!

— Your D6 Staff

“My heart is with every victim, every grieving family, and San Diego’s Muslim community. Our city mourns with you following the horrific act of violence at the Islamic Center of San Diego.

Teachers, children, and people of faith who gathered in peace were instead met by armed cowards who terrorized not only a place of worship, but a school filled with children. We should call this what it is: hate.

Given the young age of the shooters, we have to acknowledge a terrible truth: too many young people are being consumed by online extremism, hate, and radicalization before families, communities, and institutions can intervene.

Islamophobia — along with other forms of hate, racism, and extremism — leads to violence when it is allowed to spread unchecked. San Diego must stand united in rejecting these hateful ideologies without compromise and without exception.

I want to thank the first responders from SDPD, the Sheriff’s Department, and law enforcement agencies across the region who acted quickly and courageously to protect lives and secure the community — as well as the emergency personnel, nurses, doctors, and hospital staff who are caring for the victims. These heroes showed the real San Diego today.

We will not be deterred from exercising our right to live in a city where every person — regardless of faith, race, or background — can live, worship, and raise their children without fear.”

Unclaimed Monies Report: Is Your Name on the List? The City of San Diego is reaching out to businesses and individuals who may be owed money in the form of refunds or vendor payments. More than 900 businesses and individuals are eligible for unclaimed monies, and the deadline to submit claims is fast approaching.