A resident reports white spray paint markings on light poles in Back Bay, sparking a discussion about city maintenance, graffiti, and community involvement, with some humor and speculation about underground signaling and secret lairs.
Former city contractor John D. Stephens attributes the frequent water main breaks in Atlanta to aging infrastructure and the rapid on-and-off operation of water flow, which causes "hammer breaks." He emphasizes the need for a slow and careful approach to prevent such issues.
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.