The San Diego Humane Society is seeking information about two young golden retrievers suspected of being harmed, brought in by a man named Brandon. The dogs' microchips have not led to an owner, and tips are requested.

San Diego's City Council approved development plans for University City and Hillcrest, aiming to enhance housing, jobs, and maintain cultural identity, under Mayor Todd Gloria’s vision for sustainable growth.

San Diego is successfully using state grant funds to clear encampments and provide support to the homeless along the I-15 corridor, with efforts including housing and medical care.

The historic Canódromo Caliente in Tijuana closed, leaving many greyhounds in need of homes. Operation Greyhound is working to rehome these dogs after the track's closure due to declining interest in the sport.

San Diego City Council unanimously approves Blueprint SD, a plan to address climate change and reduce historical segregation by encouraging diverse housing and sustainability.

A UC San Diego study highlights the complexity of legalized online gambling, showing increased revenue for states but raising concerns over irresponsible betting among low-income populations.

Nurses at San Diego's Rady Children's Hospital, represented by UNOCH Local 1699, began a two-day strike over contract disagreements regarding wages and benefits.

San Diego County inaugurates a new $98 million Youth Transition Campus for juvenile justice, replacing Kearny Mesa juvenile hall with a focus on rehabilitation and therapy.

UC San Diego Health is named the top hospital in San Diego by U.S. News & World Report and included on the national Honor Roll.

The Chula Vista Police Department conducted a DUI checkpoint on July 13th, resulting in two DUI arrests and several citations for license violations. The action aimed to improve road safety and was funded by traffic safety grants.

The County Department of Animal Services and Bissell Pet Foundation collaborate to waive adoption fees for adult cats and dogs until July's end to reduce shelter overcrowding.

San Diego introduces "Second Saturdays," a monthly cleanup initiative starting July 13, aiming to tackle litter with volunteer support. Mayor Gloria emphasizes community collaboration in improving the city's environment.

The Chula Vista Police will be conducting a DUI checkpoint on July 13th to deter impaired driving, funded by a state grant from the California Office of Traffic.