Casa del Migrante warns a major funding drop and stalled donations could force Tijuana’s oldest migrant shelter to close by late spring, endangering dozens. Local groups are scrambling.

San Diego International Airport expects 1.4 million travelers from Dec 19, 2025, to Jan 5, 2026, with the busiest days on Dec 23, Dec 28, and Jan 4. Passengers should plan for increased traffic and follow airport guidelines for a smooth experience.

El Cajon amends its CDBG/HOME funding notice, adding $1,860,882 from HOME-ARP for affordable housing aimed at reducing homelessness. Applications are due by January 9, 2026.

The San Diego City Council approved updates to the Clairemont and College Area Community Plans, focusing on housing, safety, and improved public spaces, with civic engagement highlighted by Mayor Gloria.

MTS and NCTD will run free rides after 6 p.m. on Dec. 31, with extra late‑night trains and buses to help San Diegans get home safely.

Chula Vista approved a 10‑year management deal with Elite Athlete Services and will begin a master plan to expand and upgrade the 155‑acre Olympic training campus ahead of LA 2028.

A Sorrento Valley golden retriever survived after eating meat laced with blue poison and metal hooks. San Diego Humane Society and police are investigating.

San Diego has been named a top-three finalist to host the 2029 Invictus Games, joining Aalborg and Daejeon. The final host will be picked after site visits next summer.

San Diego is experiencing a rise in hepatitis B cases and a decline in newborn vaccinations, prompting health officials to reaffirm the importance of the early HBV vaccine, which has significantly reduced infections since 1991.

San Diego County experiences a temporary heatwave with temperatures potentially breaking records before cooling off over the weekend and bringing rain the following week.

Cox Communications pledged a $150,000 matching grant to Monarch School Project in Barrio Logan; combined with Lucky Duck’s match, donations will be tripled through Dec. 31.

The Port of San Diego approved a Trust Lands Use Plan to bring roughly 8,000 acres of tidelands and submerged lands into its permitting authority, setting rules for aquaculture, leases and shoreline uses.

Tow companies in San Diego report a sharp rise in repossessions as national auto delinquencies climb; here’s what borrowers should know.