In the past 20 years, Northeast Rancho Peñasquitos was evacuated at least five times because of wildfires. Our community borders on the expansive 2,300-acre Black Mountain Open Space Park, which is designated by SD Fire-Rescue as a Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone. A wildfire near northeast Rancho Peñasquitos. Below are fire safety resources and tips that will help you prepare in the event of a wildfire evacuation to minimize your risks. Recommended Resources Get Safety Al

Starting January 2026, California e-bike laws require UL-certified batteries, mandatory rear red reflectors/lights at all times and strict enforcement for minors. Law enforcement can impound bikes for violations, including Class 3 usage by those under 16 and riding, and parents can be fined for violations. Find Information below on bicycle and e-bike safety info and laws, a San Diego region bike map and other recommended resources. The City of San Diego offers extensive, gro

According to the Southern California Earthquake Center, there is a 60% chance of a 6.7 or greater earthquake occurring in Southern California. Yet an American Red Cross survey conducted in 2004 shows only one in four households in the Western United States is prepared to face such an emergency. Are You Prepared? Earthquakes can happen in California at any time. Businesses operating in the critical infrastructure space, as well as individuals and families living or visiting th

Thank you to all the residents who joined us to learn more about the Andorra Emergency Vehicle Access. For those who weren’t able to attend, below is a summary of the information shared. More than 125 neighbors from northeast Rancho Peñasquitos and Camino Bernardo turned out this past Saturday morning, April 11, 2026, for the Meet & Greet at the Emergency Vehicle Access (EVA) road at the north end of Andorra Way. This event, presented by PQ-NE Action Group and the Rancho Peña