San Diego reported more people exiting homelessness than entering it for the first time since March 2022, a hopeful sign in the regional battle against homelessness.

Oceanside will launch a safe parking lot for homeless individuals, managed by Dreams for Change, providing an overnight refuge for those living in their vehicles.

CBP Agent Jeffrey Kanas died in a helicopter crash in east San Diego County, and an investigation by NTSB into the Eurocopter AS350 B3 crash is underway.

Escondido declares a local emergency due to water contamination linked to homeless encampments, leading to efforts to clean the area and address public health concerns.

San Diego's City Council will have a private meeting to discuss Mayor Gloria's reformed plan for a large homeless shelter, amid cost and health concerns, and ongoing homelessness challenges.

California has launched listening sessions on jail deaths, starting in San Diego County, led by Allison Ganter, the state's director of in-custody death reviews.

San Diego Humane Society urges families to adopt pets responsibly during the festive season, highlighting the harm of puppy mills and offering resources to identify ethical breeders.

Nicole DeWitt has been appointed as the Interim Deputy Superintendent for San Diego Unified School District, praised for her focus on students' wellness and educational outcomes.

The Chula Vista city council approved SDSU's potential expansion into South Bay, with plans to offer nursing and other programs at the new Millenia library.

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.