Carlsbad City Council leverages surplus funds to reduce future pension payments, replenish self-insurance funds, and support various one-time programs and initiatives.

As the city of Del Mar prepares for temporary closures on Camino del Mar, residents are asked to follow instructions from signage and traffic safety personnel to ensure public safety during ongoing construction.

San Diego County businesses, nonprofits, and residents affected by Tropical Cyclone Hilary are eligible for low-interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration, offering relief and support for rebuilding their lives.

Village View County Park's groundbreaking ceremony brings together local officials and residents, as the park is set to offer various amenities, including an all-wheel skatepark, off-leash zones for dogs, and a native plant garden.

As the investigation into the death of 63-year-old Kenneth Galen Bach at the San Diego Central Jail unfolds, we delve into the circumstances surrounding his passing and the protocols that must now be followed.

The search for justice intensifies in the Otay Mesa homicide case near the U.S.-Mexico border fence as authorities and the general public work together to identify and locate the suspects involved in this tragedy.

Automated license plate reading (ALPR) technology is proving crucial in the recovery of stolen vehicles and apprehension of criminals, recently aiding El Cajon police in arresting four people, including a man suspected of child abuse. But with the growing dependence on such systems, concerns over privacy and potential misuse also surface.

Recent San Diego assault case exposes recurring social patterns and potential effects on the wider community, highlighting the need for candid discussions on the ever-complex course of today's urban lives.

In a recent report, an attempted traffic stop led to a pursuit and the arrest of three individuals, resulting in a gun being removed from City Heights. This event sheds light on the broader issue of gun control and its impact on local communities.

San Diego police are investigating the death of an unidentified Black man found unresponsive on a sidewalk in the Skyline area, as questions arise about the circumstances of the incident.

As the City of San Diego takes initiative in road improvement through Transportation Department’s “Hot Roads” program.

Congressional grant aids in expanding Mobile Crisis Response Team to reach more communities and schools, supporting those facing mental health struggles.

La Mesa Village streets will be closed starting this Thursday in anticipation of Oktoberfest celebrations, drawing both excitement and concerns from the local community.