Parents say mold in Zura Hall made their SDSU freshman so sick she needed emergency surgery; the family wants the university to refund housing fees and cover medical bills.

SDSU's SDHEART team is using AI and ArcGIS to detect encampments, map movement and guide outreach while advocates warn about privacy risks.

Sacramento County DA announced new federal and tribal partners for the regional MMIP task force after a two‑day training, aiming to speed cross‑jurisdiction investigations.

After passengers recorded CBP agents detaining crew at the B Street Pier, community groups gathered to demand names, charges and the workers’ locations. Local harbor police say they had no role in the federal operation.

A $19M bequest to The San Diego LGBT Community Center was meant to build senior housing. Instead, it has opened a rift over transparency, advisory changes and how the money will be spent.

A 560‑square‑foot mobile museum, Spark Interactive, debuted at Montgomery Field to bring survivor testimony and interactive exhibits to San Diego students.

SDSU signed a 10-year lease to bring nursing and Global Campus classes to Chula Vista’s new Millenia Library, with the first nursing cohort targeted for fall 2026.

San Diego is replacing curbside bins for about 225,000 households and chipping old carts so the plastic can be cleaned, pelletized and remade into new products.

Escondido officials are proposing drones and $1,000 fines to crack down on illegal fireworks; the ordinance heads to City Council on May 13.

A Southern California woman says DHS billed her $1.82M while her green‑card case remains pending, spotlighting a revived rule that lets agencies impose daily fines.

Downtown Carlsbad will see broad road closures this Sunday as the Carlsbad Village Street Faire fills Grand Avenue with hundreds of vendors, food and live music.

A new University of West Alabama analysis finds California metros dominate the nation's highest-paying spots for registered nurses, with San Jose at the top. The report uses BLS data showing a big jump in RN pay since 2019.

State data shows San Diego County lost roughly 4,000 public‑school students this year, deepening a long‑running enrollment slide and squeezing district budgets. Local counts vary depending on whether charters and TK are included.