A multi‑agency sweep along the Sprinter right‑of‑way led to 15 arrests and the clearing of illegal encampments between Escondido and Oceanside.

Rep. Sara Jacobs secured $14,184,000 for 14 San Diego projects, funding housing, childcare, homelessness services and an AI training center. Local leaders welcomed the infusion.

A lender‑driven auction listing has put the historic Spreckels Building and its 1,463‑seat theater in downtown San Diego on the block, with bidding set to start March 23.

Monday Morning has taken over a downtown warehouse and opened an Ocean Beach window as it builds a distribution arm and prepares a private‑label nonalcoholic beer.

A San Diego woman pleaded guilty in the Ocean Beach knife attack that left two men hospitalized; sentencing is set for Feb. 17, 2026.

FBI San Diego reshared a thread claiming 2025 was a "record year" for rescuing children and arresting predators; DOJ and FBI records show operation‑level totals.

San Diego County issued an H2S advisory for South San Diego County after elevated hydrogen sulfide readings. Officials advised residents to limit outdoor activity and follow the district's guidance.

Oceanside's new county-funded psychiatric unit finished its first month, reporting 31 patients served and 10 in care this week.

Hillcrest’s oldest LGBTQ+ bar reclaimed its Brass Rail name with a restored neon sign and a free community unveiling. Owners Urbano Pelicon and Isaac Vargas led the celebration.

A Cato Institute analysis says immigrants produced trillions in net fiscal savings from 1994–2023. San Diego advocates and tax preparers say the findings reflect local reality.

Pâtisserie Mélanie will close its North Park bakery this Sunday after nearly three years, owners say the costly, drawn‑out buildout and legal fights left them unable to continue.

A state court restored Midway’s 30‑foot cap, but Mayor Gloria and developers say Midway Rising will move through hearings and a City Council vote this spring.

EPA chief Lee Zeldin returns to San Diego Thursday to press binational partners and local regulators for a '100% solution' to the Tijuana River sewage crisis. Residents say progress is still uneven.