SDSU is investigating a viral blackface incident related to a Halloween costume that depicted Sean "Diddy" Combs, while the university clarifies that the individuals involved are not confirmed students.

San Diego officials announced initiatives to expand shelter availability and transition individuals from homelessness, including adding 363 beds and implementing diversion strategies.

Mayor Todd Gloria praises San Diego's Safe Parking Program for the homeless, with plans to expand its capacity and a new site in development for next year.

San Diego expands its Safe Sleeping Program, adding 230 tent spaces to better serve its homeless population, offering shelter, meals, and supportive services.

San Diego County adopts a new substance abuse prevention plan for schools, led by DA Summer Stephan, integrating five drug abuse prevention and three anti-overdose programs funded by opioid settlement funds.

San Diego fishermen caught a 492-pound swordfish, nearly breaking the CA record. The catch, after a three-hour effort, will be shared with friends and family.

The Carmel Mountain Community Pool in San Diego celebrated its grand reopening after renovations, with officials highlighting its importance as a community hub.

The article discusses San Diego County's approach to homelessness, highlighting the relocation of 180 individuals from riverbeds and the concerted cleanup efforts following the state's $17 million funding grant.

The 2023 San Diego County Crop Report reveals declines in value but substantial increases in products like Honey and Beeswax due to more rain.

Dr. Ben Churchill is appointed as Poway Unified School District's new superintendent after Marian Kim Phelps was ousted due to harassment allegations linked to Del Norte High School's softball program.

San Diego marked Domestic Violence Awareness Month, celebrating a 50% decrease in DV homicides, the lowest in 30 years, and highlighting support and empowerment initiatives for survivors.

Two San Diego educators, Kristen LoPrell and Mackenzie Levine, have been celebrated for their exceptional teaching, with LoPrell named a California Teacher of the Year and Levine a finalist.

San Diego launches a "Hate Crime Fund" with rewards for hate crime information leading to arrests amid a 39% surge in such crimes, targeting a preventative and stronger prosecutorial approach.