|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
History The City of San Diego is home to 1,223,400 people as of the year 2000. This figure can be divided to 450,691 households, which in turn can be further subdivided to 271,315 families living San Diego. San Diego’s populace can be classified by racial descent, majority of which are White Americans comprising 60.18% of the total population. Other races in San Diego are: 7.86% African American, 0.62% Native American, 13.65% Asian, 0.48% Pacific Islander, 12.39% from other races, and 4.83% from two or more races. 25.40% of the populations are Hispanic or Latino of any race. The city's Asian ethnicities can be broken down accordingly: Filipino (6.1%), Vietnamese (2.2%), Chinese (1.9%), Other Asian (1.5%), Japanese (0.8%), Korean (0.6%), and Asian Indian (0.6%). San Diego’s median income per household was $45,733. The median income per family in San Diego was $53,060. Male residents of San Diego have a median income of $36,984 as compared to $31,076 for females. Houses in San Diego has a median value of $233,100 as of the year 2000. United States Navy bases and Marine Corps bases can be found in the City of San Diego. A Marine Corps’ Recruit Depot can be found in San Diego. This is one of the two Recruit Depots of the Marine Corps. San Diego is also the rival of Pensacola in the claim of being the birthplace of naval aviation. The city of San Diego is honored by having four Navy Vessels named USS San Diego, named after the city. The City of San Diego is one of the six centers of innovation. San Diego is shaping up as one of the great technology regions of the twenty-first century. San Diego’s core technology sectors have become the forerunners for biotechnology, communications and software development. San Diego is blessed with a mild, sunny weather throughout the year. This could be credited to its ideal position on the Pacific Ocean blessing it with its warm Mediterranean-like climate. Such ideal weather contributes to the abundance of quality produce and dining in San Diego. Sam Diego’s renowned Chino Farms provides fresh organic produce both to local restaurants and to restaurants in San Francisco. San Diego also offers a wide array of delectable cuisines. It is not uncommon to find Mexican, Italian, French, Spanish, Greek, Latin, German, Indian, Central and East Asian, Middle Eastern and Pacific Islander food throughout San Diego. Sports fanatics would not be deprived it they happen to be in San Diego. San Diego is home to many world-class teams from various sports. The San Diego Padres represent San Diego in the Major League Baseball. The San Diego Riptide represents San Diego in the Arena Football League. San Diego is also home to the San Diego Chargers, who represent the city in the NFL. The City of San Diego is also home to various tourist destinations that constantly entice visitors from all over the world. The San Diego Aerospace Museum, the San Diego Chinese Historical Museum, the San Diego Wild Animal Park, the San Diego Zoo , and SeaWorld are but a few of San Diego’s tourist spots. San Diego also has various malls and shopping centers. The Fashion Valley Mall, Westfield Shoppingtown in Mission Valley and Horton Plaza, and the San Diego Factory Outlet would all be happy to cater to your shopping needs. Sister Cities Schools Perhaps the most notable high school in San Diego is the Torrey Pines High School. San Diego’s Torrey Pines is ranked 82 nd in Newsweek’s Top 1000 High Schools. Torrey Pines is renowned in San Diego County for its excellent academic background. San Diego’s Torrey Pines is a three-time National Blue Ribbon School, a three time California Distinguished High School, and ranked as the number one High School in the nation by various independent studies. A notable alumnus of the school is the most famous and recently retired skateboarder, Tony Hawk. The city of San Diago is also home to many remarkable people from various fields. World class performers, athletes, scientists call the city of San Diego home. Among them are: Nick Cannon, actor
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
DR. JOHN CHAVES |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Home | Set Appointment | About Us | Contact Us | Sitemap | Links |
|
| Cosmetic Dentistry News
Consumers Are Advised to Be Aware of Hidden Costs in Some Discount Dental Plans SAN DIEGO, Calif., May 18, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Not all discount dental plans are created equal, according to Dr. Michael Grossman, President and CEO at First Dental Health . Unexpected fees totaling ... Jenmar International and IOS Technologies Announce Interoperability GAINESVILLE, FL and SAN DIEGO, CA-- - At the 2012 LMT LABDAY West Dental Meeting in Anaheim, California, IOS Technologies, the leader in high definition digital impressions and modeling systems, and Jenmar ... Motiva79 Will Be At The Internet Marketing Expo, San Diego As small businesses, dentists and orthodontists need an easy, affordable way to manage their online marketing and get real results. If you look hard enough we believe you'll find the answer in a new innovative platform from Motiva79, a San Diego based interactive marketing agency.San Diego, CA (PRWEB) April 27, 2012 The Internet Marketing Expo offers seminars to help small businesses connect ... Robert Miles Parker dies; artist, architectural preservationist He captured the personalities of Los Angeles and New York in his pen-and-ink drawings, and helped found San Diego's Save Our Heritage Organization. Robert Miles Parker, a free-spirited artist who sparked an architectural preservation movement in San Diego and translated the personalities of Los Angeles and New York into distinctive pen-and-ink drawings of their buildings, has died. He was 72. 10News Examines Anesthesia-Free Pet Dental Care A 10News I-Team investigation found that unlicensed and what critics call "poorly trained" veterinary dentists are practicing throughout California, including in San Diego. |
