A San Diego judge’s tentative ruling favors Chelsea Goss on free‑speech grounds but preserves limited trespass‑related restrictions against her. The decision keeps a permanent‑injunction hearing on the calendar.

Supervisors will consider reallocating $1.1M to expand a regional diversion fund that could grow to about $2M with philanthropic partners and help roughly 600 households.

Firestone Walker and Duvel Moortgat USA agreed to acquire the Stone brand from Sapporo, reshuffling where Stone beer is brewed and who distributes it while San Diego taprooms and jobs are in flux.

More than $16.5 million in grants will fund EV chargers at San Diego libraries and recreation centers, expanding neighborhood charging and supporting climate goals.

Google's AI Overviews are surfacing the City of San Diego's Inside San Diego posts above local reporting, prompting concern that official messaging could overshadow independent journalism.

City Council approved a $4.5M Bridge to Home loan for the 40th & Alpha Apartments, a 91‑unit affordable project in Southcrest with childcare and community spaces.

San Diego County opened its eighth crisis stabilization unit in El Cajon — the first in East County — a 14,000‑sq‑ft, 24/7 center meant to stabilize people and divert ER visits.

A Spanish teacher at High Tech High North County was arrested on a federal charge accusing him of buying and possessing child sexual‑abuse material. School officials say students are not believed to be involved and counseling is available.

Mild morning at 57°F; winds pick up Tuesday afternoon with a Wind Advisory for mountains and a 30% chance of light showers after 5 p.m.

The PGA Tour will not play in Hawaiʻi in 2027, ending a 56‑year streak and leaving Kapalua and Waialae in limbo.

SDG&E is widening its cheapest electricity hours to weekdays 10 a.m.–2 p.m., lowering midday delivery charges and nudging customers to shift EV charging and heavy loads. Savings will vary by supplier and usage.

Oceanside signed a $516,350 engineering contract to produce construction-ready plans for the pier’s burned hammerhead. Design and permitting will determine when bids and rebuilding begin.

La Jolla's oceanfront Concours celebrates 20 years with over 150 rare cars, VIP soirées and Prospect Street displays across the village. Expect closures and a three‑day program.