As San Diego moves forward with its controversial smart streetlights proposal, residents and privacy advocates are raising concerns about the technology's impact on privacy, especially in communities of color.

San Diego County leads the way in streamlining the building permit process by embracing self-certification, speeding up housing construction amidst a regional crisis.

A new addition to the array of entertainment options during the Comic-Con weekend, the Chula Vista Nights movie series promises a magical movie experience for the whole family.

In a move to battle the homelessness crisis, San Diego turns to shipping containers for constructing multi-story housing units.

A milestone SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch was visible across San Diego as it deployed 15 Starlink satellites, bringing SpaceX closer to achieving its goal of global internet coverage.

Two dozen chickens saved from deplorable conditions at a Vista home have been named after famous singers and movie characters and are now available for adoption at the San Diego Humane Society.

Witness history being made as the Port of San Diego welcomes North America's first all-electric cranes, aiming to reduce emissions, increase performance, and attract new business opportunities.

Oceanside opens doors to a new 50-bed homeless shelter, providing support services and case management with hopes of breaking the cycle of homelessness and bringing lasting change.

Poway's homeless encampment ban, which follows San Diego's recent similar ordinance, has sparked heated debate over resources and more affordable housing options.

Construction on the long-awaited La Media Road Improvement Project has finally begun, aiming to boost cross-border commercial traffic, alleviate congestion, and address persistent flooding.

As e-bike popularity soars in California, a new bill seeks to enhance rider safety by requiring licensing, training, and age restrictions for electric bicycle users.

Leaders in North County have spoken out against the proposed expansion of San Diego County's harm reduction program, raising concerns that it may perpetuate drug addiction instead of offering effective solutions.

Underrepresented communities in San Diego's South County score big with a $10 million state grant for affordable housing and sustainable transit developments, in what's hailed as a crucial step for improving quality of life in the region.