People living in Mission Valley by the San Diego River say they got very little rest as the storm passed over the county.
SAN DIEGO — A short walk down a trail at the Mission Valley Preserve leads you to the San Diego River.
"It's actually, I think, 6 feet higher than it was before this storm," said Sarah Hutmacher, the CEO of the San Diego River Foundation. Along the trail, several tents are set up beneath a bridge providing shelter to the homeless people living there.
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