SDG&E expands its Westside Canal Battery Energy Storage facility by 100 MW, aiming to enhance grid resiliency and support California's clean energy goals.

Citizens Energy Corporation and SDG&E have donated four electric vehicles to San Diego Canyonlands and the NHA to support community services and environmental programs in San Diego County.

La Jolla introduced a new gateway sign, supported by the Rotary Club and designed by Trace Wilson, at a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials.

Teachers in the Grossmont Union High School District are protesting proposed job cuts, which include all nine librarians, due to potential negative impacts on student outcomes and increased class sizes.

A necropsy reveals a rodeo horse's death was due to a ruptured uterine artery, not linked to rodeo events by law enforcement, prompting criticism and calls for change.

Escondido Police will conduct DUI patrols targeting alcohol and drug impairment, emphasizing public safety and highlighting legal consequences and fines.

Carlsbad City Council proposed an ordinance to restrict vehicle camping on public spaces, focusing on helping the homeless find housing while addressing community impacts.

County Animal Services offers a Wheel o’ Fortune for discounted adoption fees, potentially waiving costs down to $0-$17, not including puppies and kittens, valid at shelters in Bonita and Carlsbad.

San Diego celebrates the success of its Mattress Recycling Program, which collected 16,921 mattresses in 2024 and contributed to waste reduction and landfill management goals.

Cardinal McElroy is set to become the Archbishop of Washington, leaving San Diego. He reflects on his ministry and stands on social issues while a successor is awaited.

California provided $25.8 million to San Diego to address homelessness, continuing financial support for initiatives like supportive housing programs.

San Diegans are invited to open houses to learn about proposed trash collection fees following Measure B's approval in 2022, which marks a significant shift from the century-old practice of the city providing free waste removal services.

The North County Community Resource Fair in Vista provided resources like job placement and healthcare to locals, especially those on probation or parole.