Bill Wells and Alexander Kraft clash over immigration cooperation, Flock cameras and Parkway Plaza's future ahead of Nov. 3.

The city council voted unanimously to require human review of AI decisions and bar covert tracking tools citywide.

The backcountry town of roughly 540 residents got a yes vote aimed at jobs, walkability and open space.

Supervisors say a handful of repeat speakers dominated meetings with slurs and conspiracy talk — now they're limited to three agenda items each.

At a La Mesa church forum, candidates split sharply on whether to keep or kill the city's social-worker homeless outreach team.

Senate Bill 626 makes insurers cover zuranolone and digital therapy, not just offer screenings, after survivors flooded Newsom's office with 67 stories.

The new rate beats California's floor by 95 cents, but MIT pegs a true living wage near $32.88 an hour.

The District 2 rivals sparred over a city-manager overhaul, public power and Liberty Station's future at a Point Loma forum.

Two new laws target the rotten-egg gas that's spiked at Nestor monitors, with worker protections for lifeguards and park rangers next.

Transparent California says the state is hiding superintendent contact info behind a records-law loophole anyone could copy.

City letter alleges the Gaslamp Quarter Association took $10,000 to bless an illegal Avengers ad on its historic archway.

Council members delayed the vote after questions surfaced about a recommended company's past payment issues.

The board voted unanimously Thursday, adding 12,000 Coronado accounts and pushing the agency past 972,000 customers.