CalFresh/SNAP benefits for November will be fully provided to San Diego residents after a federal court decision, despite the ongoing government shutdown.

The Colombian Navy’s training ship ARCGloria visited San Diego, offering tours and engaging in cultural exchanges while showcasing Colombian maritime tradition.

Two mountain lions were spotted on camera outside an Oceanside senior community home, leading to local caution and a follow-up report with wildlife officials.

San Diego's last chance to vote early in the Nov. 4 special election is today, with 68 vote centers and over 140 drop boxes available from 7 AM to 8 PM.

The proposal to turn the vacant Central Elementary into a Safe Parking site for homeless families has been approved, with funding and operations planned to start in November 2025.

San Diego Fleet Week events have been reduced due to the federal government shutdown, affecting public and educational activities, including the popular Student STEM Days. Some events have been rescheduled or moved to new venues.

San Diego cleared 184 freeway encampments and removed 151 tons of debris, connecting 80 homeless individuals to services, under a new agreement with Caltrans.

San Diego renamed a park in honor of late Officer Austin Machitar, who died in an on-duty crash. His father and colleagues remembered his dedication at a ceremony.

CicloSDias in City Heights, San Diego, transforms University Avenue into a car-free zone to promote safety and active transportation, with over 3,000 expected attendees and local businesses offering specials.

Lemon Grove's initiative, supported by the Regional Task Force on Homelessness, successfully dismantled a homeless encampment and placed over 30 individuals into stable housing.

Three San Diego Unified School District high schools will switch to a 4x4 block schedule for a more flexible learning structure, amid mixed reactions and optimism for academic enrichment.

San Diego Police introduce P.L.A.Y., a community program for youth engagement through games and activities to build positive connections with law enforcement.

Nearly two-thirds of San Diego Community College District students face food and housing insecurity, a survey reveals, prompting campuses to offer various support resources.