San Diego Unified School District reported no ICE presence on campuses, affirming the success of their 'Protecting Our Students' campaign aimed at ensuring safety for immigrant students against potential threats from federal policies.

The SBUSD board has voted to close Central Elementary School by 2026-27 due to enrollment decline and budget issues, but Berry and Sunnyslope Schools remain open for now.

San Diego eighth-grader Duaa Ouznali will compete in the 97th Scripps National Spelling Bee after winning the regional contest. She enjoys tae kwon do, swimming, and writing stories.

The Poway Sheriff's Station will conduct a DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint on Friday night to deter impaired driving, with funding from traffic safety offices.

San Diego reports a 14% reduction in homelessness, with Mayor Gloria attributing success to the city's comprehensive strategy, including expanded shelters and new housing permits.

San Diego Unified School District is hosting the CalKIDS Money Festival at Crawford High School on May 17 to help students claim up to $1,500 in unclaimed college funds.

Dr. Jonathan Lucas is appointed as San Diego County's new Chief Medical Examiner, succeeding Dr. Steven Campman with a focus on public health and scientific excellence.

San Diego's North Clairemont Community Park will be renamed Officer Austin Machitar Memorial Park, honoring a local officer killed in the line of duty.

San Diego Animal Services seized nine animals from a Julian wellness center amid neglect allegations, with the owner previously advised to provide veterinary care.

Cardinal Robert Prevost has been named Pope Leo XIV, a source of excitement for San Diego's St. Augustine High School where he previously visited. The local community expresses pride and connection to the new Pope.

Chairman Bo Mazzetti of the Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians passed away at 77. He was a key community leader in San Diego and held his position since 2007.

Mountain View's Neal Petties Park opened upgraded sports complex with new futsal courts, Mayor Gloria led kickoff, celebrating increased local recreational options.

The USD Women's Volleyball team launched a social media campaign with U.S. legal offices for fentanyl awareness, emphasizing education on its dangers and promoting naloxone access.