After months of leadership turmoil, San Diego Pride has named Kishalynn Elliott as executive director. She'll start in January and lead planning for the 2026 festival.

Alejandro Tamayo received the Community Champion Award from the San Diego County Sheriff's Office for his work connecting law enforcement with migrant families.

Casa del Migrante warns a major funding drop and stalled donations could force Tijuana’s oldest migrant shelter to close by late spring, endangering dozens. Local groups are scrambling.

The San Diego City Council approved updates to the Clairemont and College Area Community Plans, focusing on housing, safety, and improved public spaces, with civic engagement highlighted by Mayor Gloria.

Cox Communications pledged a $150,000 matching grant to Monarch School Project in Barrio Logan; combined with Lucky Duck’s match, donations will be tripled through Dec. 31.

Tow companies in San Diego report a sharp rise in repossessions as national auto delinquencies climb; here’s what borrowers should know.

We See You San Diego is piloting Lucky Duck Foundation’s Be A Friend program to pair volunteers with people in recovery. Organizers say the small pilot has created a dozen matches and plans to expand next year.

The San Diego City Council approved the first updates in over 30 years to the Clairemont and College Area community plans, focusing on increased housing, improved mobility, and enhanced public spaces.

Eighteen former cadets say American Airlines' Cadet Academy promised a one‑year, all‑in pathway but left students with delays, debt and alleged racial discrimination.

Federal investigators say a San Marcos‑area farm charged rent for unsafe worker housing and must pay more than $245,000 in back wages and penalties.

The U.S. Department of Labor cited Lucky Growers Inc. for housing violations and illegal rent charges, recovering $171,400 in back wages for 30 workers and imposing $76,274 in penalties.

Attendees honored the late YouTuber and fisherman Mikey Rijavec in a paddle out memorial at San Diego's Fiesta Island following his untimely death off the Baja California coast.

USCIS abruptly canceled naturalization interviews and oath ceremonies in San Diego and nationwide as the agency pauses certain cases for extra vetting. Affected applicants say they were given little explanation and await rescheduling.