The eviction of families from Green Oak Ranch RV park by Solutions for Change has caused distress as the nonprofit's takeover leads to making some residents homeless.

Residents in San Diego protest against the proposed 23-story high-rise "Vela" in Pacific Beach, citing concerns over its scale and impact on local infrastructure.

The Chula Vista Gun Safety Event collected 112 firearms, offering gift cards for submissions to reduce gun violence, with assurances of anonymity and no questions asked.

The San Diego Unified School District shows improvement in college readiness but faces challenges with absenteeism and slightly lower graduation rates. Critics argue the state's education data is too complex for the public to understand.

San Diego confirms the addition of 263 new shelter beds to combat homelessness, including special provisions for veterans, as part of their broader strategy to offer more housing solutions.

San Diego announces partnerships with educational institutions offering city employees discounted and free educational opportunities, focusing on up-skilling and career growth.

San Diego County law enforcement agencies organize a gun safety event to allow citizens to anonymously surrender unwanted firearms in exchange for gift cards, prioritizing safe disposal and reducing gun violence.

San Diego introduces new interactive kiosks downtown to assist with navigation, connecting to services, and improving safety, which also provide a revenue stream through advertising.

San Diego completed a project clearing encampments from its river, relocating individuals, offering shelter, and removing waste in anticipation of the wet season.

The County has unveiled $11.5 million in funding for affordable housing and homeless veteran services, seeking proposals from developers by December 20, 2024.

The SMFD and VWD have released a letter to help San Marcos residents address homeowner’s insurance issues, showcasing their advanced fire safety measures.

San Diego launches initiatives to expand homeless shelters and improve housing transitions, with 363 new beds by December 1, listening sessions guiding the approach, and a diversion program to assist current shelter residents.

Escondido Police are conducting a DUI checkpoint on November 1 from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m., warning that impairment can result from various substances, not just alcohol.