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.

San Diego's new South County Lighthouse, a homeless shelter, offers year-round support with 162 beds, meals, and services to aid in stability and housing efforts.

The San Diego Humane Society offers free microchipping for pets at campus vaccine clinics until July 3 and waives fees for reclaiming lost pets until July 7. Appointments are necessary due to demand.

The Cathy Hopper Friendship Center in San Diego reopened for seniors, offering diverse activities and aligning with the City's Age Friendly Plan. Mayor Gloria attended the event, highlighting the center's services and community role.

Over 100 Point Loma residents received free bike helmets at an event fostering community and cycling safety, organized by Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer and partners.

The San Diego Roman Catholic Diocese plans to file for bankruptcy amidst over 450 sexual abuse claims, aiming to compensate victims while maintaining church operations.

San Diego is refunding erroneous bank charges caused by a contractor's error and will also cover related banking fees; the city is enhancing its Public Utilities customer service technology.