Wine cooler repair in San Diego County.

Also covered in San Diego County

• 4S RanchGrass fires in 1944 and 1981 burned large parts of the eucalyptus and citrus groves that once covered 4S Ranch.
• Black Mountain RanchDel Sur Town Center opened in October 2015 in Del Sur, the northern half of Black Mountain Ranch.
• BonitaBonita floods now and then in El Niño rains, and the Central Avenue river crossing, which has never had a bridge, takes the worst of it.
• CarlsbadAbout a third of the homes in Carlsbad were built in 2000 or later, and fewer than 5 percent predate 1960.
• Carmel Mountain RanchTogether with Rancho Bernardo, Carmel Mountain Ranch forms the fifth-largest office submarket in San Diego County, part of an edge city along Interstate 15.
• Chula VistaChula Vista's weather station has logged a high of 103 degrees F and a low of 24 degrees F since it opened in 1918.
• Del Mar MesaMost of Del Mar Mesa was built in the 2000s, when its population grew from 39 people in 2000 to an estimated 525 in 2006.
• EastlakeBuilding began in Eastlake in 1986, and in 1995 the U.S. Olympic Committee opened its first master-planned training center there beside Lower Otay Reservoir.
• EscondidoEscondido reached 115 degrees F on September 6, 2020, its hottest day on record, and vineyards still grow in the San Pasqual Valley.
• KensingtonThe subdivision that became Kensington was mapped in April 1910 on former Rancho Mission land inherited by two sisters.
• La MesaRoughly a quarter of La Mesa's homes are in large buildings of at least 20 units, and single detached houses are just under half.
• Mission HillsTwo historic districts, Fort Stockton Line and Mission Hills, have city recognition within the neighborhood.
• North CoastalThe coast from Oceanside to Del Mar is broken by lagoons, among them Buena Vista, Agua Hedionda, Batiquitos, San Elijo and Los Peñasquitos, where most west-flowing creeks end.
• North InlandEscondido, with about 151,000 people, is the largest city on the inland side of North County.
• Otay RanchStreets in Otay Ranch honor local service members, seven of them named in 2017 for Chula Vista residents who died in Afghanistan or Iraq.
• PowayThe 2007 Witch Fire, sparked by a power line that Santa Ana gusts knocked down, spread into Poway.
• Rancho BernardoRancho Bernardo is home to the Bernardo Winery, the region's oldest operating winery, founded in 1889, and the 2007 Witch Creek Fire destroyed hundreds of homes here.
• Rancho PeñasquitosAnnexed by San Diego in 1964, Rancho Peñasquitos grew out of a planned community begun after Irvin Kahn acquired the old rancho in 1962.
• San DiegoThe city averages 201 days a year above 70 degrees F, yet El Cajon, 12 miles inland, sees August highs about 10 degrees warmer than downtown.
• San MarcosHot, dry Santa Ana winds can hit San Marcos in any month, most often in August, and raise the risk of severe wildfires.
• Scripps RanchE. W. Scripps built his Miramar Ranch home here in the 1890s, and by 1900 it was the Scripps family's base in California.
• South / CentralNature preserves in the South Bay include the San Diego Bay and Tijuana Slough national wildlife refuges and the Otay Mountain Wilderness.