Ramona Community Resource Center grand opening draws about 100 people
New center at 12th and Main streets offers variety of health and welfare services
Ramona Sentinel News
No heat, no water, no school: In rural San Diego County, power shutoffs pose their own public safety risks
Utility officials say shutoffs are a necessary, last-resort measure to help prevent devastating wildfires, but they don't come without impacts to residents, schools and businesses.
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Hike of the Week: Goodan Ranch features an expansive trail network — and an expansive history
The 3.6-mile loop at Martha's Grove Trail explores Poway's ranching history and pays homage to a beloved former county parks ranger
Ramona Sentinel Sports
Ramona’s Knowd plays sports year-round and excels at all three
The Ramona High junior plays on football, baseball and soccer teams
Ramona Sentinel Opinion
Quail Muttering: Running solo, wandering with dog and hiking with friends
One of my absolute favorite things to do is traipsing around the natural world —...
Ramona Sentinel Real Estate
![Looking ahead to 2025, I believe the Ramona real estate market will see steady growth. Home prices in The Valley of the Sun are expected to rise slowly, in line with the broader California market, which is projected to see a 4.6% increase. Ramona continues to be a hotspot for those looking for more space, a rural feel, and an affordable alternative to busy cities like San Diego. With mortgage rates forecasted to dip to around 5.9%, we should see more homes hitting the market, as homeowners feel more comfortable selling. For buyers, this is a great sign, but for […]](https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/29.jpeg?w=350 "Looking ahead to 2025, I believe the Ramona real estate market will see steady growth. Home prices in The Valley of the Sun are expected to rise slowly, in line with the broader California market, which is projected to see a 4.6% increase. Ramona continues to be a hotspot for those looking for more space, a rural feel, and an affordable alternative to busy cities like San Diego. With mortgage rates forecasted to dip to around 5.9%, we should see more homes hitting the market, as homeowners feel more comfortable selling. For buyers, this is a great sign, but for […]")
Ramona Real Estate Association: What’s ahead for Ramona in 2025?
Looking ahead to 2025, I believe the Ramona real estate market will see steady growth....