Family sues Build a School Foundation, saying organizers ignored heat risks and permits after a 2024 Black Mountain fundraiser that ended in a death.

A state anti‑hate grant that funded 27 San Diego nonprofits is at risk as Sacramento budget talks leave renewal uncertain.

Parents and teachers at Fuerte Elementary say mold, rodents and cockroaches have invaded classrooms; a petition and parents pulling kids have forced scrutiny of district repairs.

The City Council approved a resolution condemning harassment of San Diego’s Somali community and pledging steps to protect at‑home child‑care providers.

A pro‑Palestine senior quote in Canyon Crest's yearbook drew hundreds of complaints and pushed the San Dieguito school board to rethink rules for student publications.

State officials warn students may not see new Workforce Pell grants when the federal program starts July 1 as California builds the systems and data agreements needed to deliver payments.

Students at UCLA and other UC campuses report invasive proctoring — mirrors, monitored desks and oral exams — while false AI‑cheating accusations rise. Experts urge assessment reform.

A viral video shows junior lifeguards training in Santa Clara Cove while the cove remains under a county bacteria advisory. Officials say water activities were relocated pending follow-up testing.

County Housing Authority approved a ~$293.7M FY 2026‑27 budget to fund vouchers and public housing for roughly 11,100 households and 25,200 residents monthly.

Southern California lawyers say bond hearings are being rushed and high bonds are keeping detainees locked up even after federal judges order relief. Legal teams have filed tens of thousands of habeas petitions.

Conservancy crews and volunteers pulled tons of debris from the San Diego River in Lakeside as expanding encampments raise wildfire and safety concerns.

Oceanside Unified voted 5‑0 to rename César Chávez Middle School Senda Middle School, a student‑backed choice meant to echo the district's El Camino High. The decision wraps up a months‑long review.

San Diego dog owners are feeling the squeeze as vet prices rise — routine care, dental work and emergencies are reshaping budgets and choices. Local clinics and assistance programs are becoming crucial.