Sheriff Kelly Martinez of San Diego pledges to protect undocumented residents. She emphasizes compliance with state laws and transparency through the Truth Act Forum. She also focuses on community trust and department diversity.

Sheriff Kelly A. Martinez is implementing measures to improve San Diego County detention facilities by reducing in-custody deaths and enhancing safety protocols.

National City residents and business owners sue San Diego, claiming negligence exacerbated January's flood damage, with two owning businesses demanding $40 million for their losses.

San Diego County opens a new Immigrant and Refugee Welcome Center in Escondido to assist newcomers with essential services.

San Diego partners with educational institutions to offer city employees free and discounted education, fostering career advancement and professional development.

San Diego Unified School District has been recognized by the Educational Results Partnership as a top performer in California, noted for its success in improving educational equity.

Jerry Sanders, head of the San Diego Chamber, is retiring. As of January 1, 2025, Jessica Anderson will be interim CEO while the search for a permanent leader begins.

San Diego has opened Olive Street Park and the first phase of its AIDS memorial, a significant new feature for Bankers Hill, which includes a park and a tribute to over 9,000 locals lost to AIDS.

San Diego Teens aim to break a world record by giving away over 21,000 shoes to the needy on December 7, in partnership with Jellypop, at the Sharp Healthcare Spectrum Center.

Escondido Police increase DUI patrols during the holiday season to ensure public safety, urging celebrators to find sober transportation and warning about driving under the influence of any substance.

The eviction of families from Green Oak Ranch RV park by Solutions for Change has caused distress as the nonprofit's takeover leads to making some residents homeless.

Residents in San Diego protest against the proposed 23-story high-rise "Vela" in Pacific Beach, citing concerns over its scale and impact on local infrastructure.

The Chula Vista Gun Safety Event collected 112 firearms, offering gift cards for submissions to reduce gun violence, with assurances of anonymity and no questions asked.