San Diego County Teams Up with Community Partners for Pop-Up Fair, Offers Lifeline to Homeless
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.
El Cajon Cops Bust Car Thieves with Help from High-Tech Automated License Plate Readers
The rise of automated license plate reading (ALPR) technology has contributed to reducing vehicle-related crime and recovering stolen property. There have been effective gains in law enforcement capabilities and the recovery of stolen vehicles worth thousands of dollars with the help of ALPR.
San Diego Hits Green Milestone Distributing 200K Recycling Bins, Redirects 53K Tons of Waste From Landfills
San Diego takes a significant stride towards a sustainable future as more than 200,000 Organic Waste Recycling green bins are distributed to City-serviced homes. With goals to comply with Senate Bill 1383 and the Climate Action Plan in sight, the city comes together for a greener tomorrow.
San Diego International Airport Soars High with $1.062 Billion Bond Sale for Terminal 1 Project
With the completion of a major bond sale, the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority moves one step closer to realizing its vision of an exceptional airport experience through the Terminal 1 project.
Teen Jumps off Cliff After Being Shot by Police on September 9, Bodycam Video Released
A 16-year-old male in Carlsbad was involved in a police-involved shooting on September 9 and survived his injuries. The critical incident video was released to the public for better understanding, and the investigations are underway by the San Diego Police Department and Carlsbad Police.
California Masons' $390k Grant Boosts San Diego Unified's CCTE Programs, Paving Alternatives to Four-Year Colleges
California Masons recently announced a $390,000, three-year grant to San Diego Unified School District, expanding its College Career Technical education programs, and addressing an often-overlooked pathway to career success without necessarily requiring a four-year college degree.
San Diego Secures $3 Billion As Judge Backs Franchise Agreement with SDG&E
San Diego secures a $3-billion victory as the lawsuit against its franchise agreement with San Diego Gas & Electric fails in court, reaffirming the city's commitment to climate equity and upholding the necessity of franchise revenue for essential city operations.












