EPA’s Quiet Plastic Plant Rollback Has San Diego Holding Its Breath
EPA has quietly asked whether to exempt some plastic “advanced recycling” plants from Clean Air Act rules, a move that drew industry praise and activist alarm. A public hearing and comment period are now open.
Mail Ballot Issues Leave Thousands of California Votes Uncounted
Thousands of mailed ballots arrived too late to be counted in the Nov. 4 special election, with inland counties hardest hit and officials blaming Postal Service routing changes.
Balboa Park Parking Revolt: San Diego Petition Drive Aims To Scrap New Fees
A campaign led by former Coronado mayor Richard Bailey has launched a petition to repeal Balboa Park’s paid parking, aiming for the November 2026 ballot after a contentious January rollout. Organizers say roughly 82,000 valid signatures would qualify the measure for voters.
Border Patrol Cop Hit With Federal Rap In Daylight Calexico Teen Shooting
A federal grand jury in San Diego has indicted a Border Patrol agent over a July 11, 2022 shooting in Calexico that left an unarmed teen wounded. The indictment alleges multiple counts including deprivation of rights and a firearms offense.












