The San Diego County Sheriff's Office has reactivated its Facebook account to improve community policing and engagement as part of its 175th-anniversary initiatives.

San Diego's Mayor Gloria and Caltrans team up to clean up freeway homelessness encampments, offering support and connecting inhabitants with resources.

The City Heights Swim Center in San Diego received a $335,200 grant from Price Philanthropies for free swimming and fitness programs, expanding access to seven days a week.

San Diego County officials advise pet owners on protective measures against forecasted extreme heat, including tips to prevent heatstroke and reminders about pet safety and California law on rescuing pets from hot cars.

The San Diego Public Library plans a series of Pride events, including diverse storytimes and a Pride Pop-Up. They're also offering special Pride-themed library cards designed by Annie Alwine.

Dr. Brieana Sarvis was appointed as San Diego County's chief veterinarian, aiming to expand veterinary services, perform more surgeries, and bring care to underserved areas.

The US Coast Guard will enforce safety zones during San Diego's Big Bay Boom fireworks on July 4th, ensuring public safety with designated perimeters around barges.

San Diego was named the friendliest city in the U.S. by Yuzu, a Match Group app, with a score of 8.67/10 based on citizen interactions and attitudes. Mayor Todd Gloria expressed pride in the city's accolade.

San Diego Police Department enhances parking enforcement at beach areas, targeting oversized vehicle violations, and promotes a new Safe Parking lot to assist those living in vehicles.

San Diego City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2026 Action Plan, allocating $43.5 million in federal funds to enhance living standards for low-income residents. Grants will support affordable housing, economic growth, and public services.

Rady Children's Hospital technical employees, represented by UNOCH Teamsters, may strike over contract disputes.

San Diego homeowners face a new fee-based trash collection service, stirring confusion and legal challenges over its implementation without voter consent.

San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce opposes a proposed $25 minimum wage, citing risks of job losses and negative impacts on small businesses and cost of living.