There are lists ranking America’s richest cities, best places to grow old, hardiest celebration schools and so on. So, it was usually a matter of time before a list of communities whose residents are many expected to dedicate adultery strike a news.

It’s a work of a national dating use that discreetly caters to arranging affairs for married folks and those in long-term relations hungry to stray.

Where do San Diego County residents have intrigue on their minds?

Dating use Ashley Madison, with an enrollment here of about 60,000, says Carmel Valley tops a list of those with a deviate eye, followed by Mira Mesa, downtown San Diego and Mission Hills. In fifth place is North Park, followed by Normal Heights, La Jolla, Chula Vista, Poway and Torrey Pines.

Toronto-based Ashley Madison CEO Noel Biderman says lavishness is a pivotal factor: “Those with discretionary income and leisure to transport are mostly a many expected to stray.”

The dating use analysis, formed on membership per capita by ZIP code, serve shows that Carmel Valley has a tip commission of womanlike members, Chula Vista members have a many children, and downtown San Diego has a many singular women seeking liaisons with married men.

The good news? San Diego didn’t make Ashley Madison’s list of tip 10 infidelity-prone vital cities. That eminence fell to Washington, D.C., followed by San Antonio, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Oklahoma City, Pittsburgh, Boston, Chicago, Dallas and Orlando, Fla.

9/11 aftermath: Following a Sept. 11 militant attacks, New Yorker Jeff Parness launched a “New York Says Thank You” movement. He focused on assisting victims of other disasters.

The initial “pay it forward” goal was to San Diego County after a harmful 2003 wildfires. Parness brought 14 volunteers, many NYC firefighters, to assistance refurbish 3 Harbison Canyon homes on a third anniversary of 9/11.

As projects continued each anniversary since, some-more and some-more volunteers, many concerned in prior disasters, assimilated in.

Last weekend, Ed Manning of Harbison Canyon, along with Ric and Debby Orozco, who before lived there, assimilated Parness in North Dakota, where hundreds of volunteers worked on a ski instruction board for infirm children and bleeding warriors.

“The tradition continues,” says Parness.

Vanity plate: Kensington Realtor Rex Downing and his wife, Margaret, are building a tolerable home in eco-friendly Rancho Costa Verde in Baja’s San Felipe. A consistent sign of their dream is his pickup’s personalized permit plate: REXICO.