Carlsbad City Council distributing over 500k CDBG federal grants to social service organizations for community development.

San Diego unveils second safe sleep site featuring 400 tents, offering homeless temporary shelter and a path towards permanent housing.

As the Día de los Muertos holiday approaches, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials caution against bringing in prohibited agricultural items that could spread diseases like citrus huanglongbing. Certain flowers and fruits are restricted to protect the U.S. agricultural industry and economy.

As San Diego County and partner organizations tackle the plight of unsheltered populations in the Harbor View area, a pop-up resource fair illuminates innovative ways by which communities can bridge gaps and provide essential services to those in need.

The San Diego LGBT Community Center celebrates its 50th anniversary with a gala event, reflecting on its journey of creating safe spaces and fostering community power while looking forward to the next 50 years.

In a significant move towards battling hate crimes, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside receives a $250,000 grant for its diversity and inclusion programs.

San Diego prepares for a FREE Dump Day, providing residents with an opportunity to dispose of non-hazardous waste while considering the broader implications of waste management and environmental concerns.

As San Diego celebrates Banned Books Week, libraries across the city join forces to resist censorship and foster the freedom to read.

San Diego Humane Society aims to keep pets safe this Halloween season by offering free microchips at their vaccine clinics throughout October, helping reunite lost pets with their owners more swiftly.

San Diego Superior Court has begun accepting petitions for the Community Assistance, Recovery, and Empowerment (CARE) Act, aiming to support individuals with severe mental illnesses and ensure they receive necessary treatment.

Chula Vista's Beautify CV Day is seeking volunteers to contribute to a neighborhood cleanup, echoing a growing awareness of community-environmental initiatives across the United States.

As the City of San Diego prepares to increase the minimum wage to $16.85 on January 1, 2024, many workers will see improved financial stability, while critics argue about the possible implications for businesses and economic growth.

As DUI checkpoints continue to be deployed in various locations, awareness of the consequences of intoxicated driving and the importance of taking safety precautions is emphasized for the well-being of all road users.