San Diego Residents Grapple with Flooded Homes and Contaminated Waterways

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Southeastern San Diego residents are reeling from unprecedented flooding caused by an aging stormwater system and heavy rainfall, with homes inundated and cars swept away. Many blame the clogged Chollas Creek for the disaster, urging the city to address maintenance issues. The city's Stormwater Department cited limited capacity in the system, while residents face insurance challenges. City crews have begun cleanup efforts, removing debris and addressing damage, as the community seeks assistance and accountability for the devastating aftermath.
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