A WalletHub study shows San Diego-Carlsbad with the highest inflation rate among major US metro areas, with rising costs in housing and food causing concerns for residents.

San Francisco ADA Dwain Woodley received the Curtin-Maleng Award from the ABA in Miami for exemplifying justice-seeking principles in the prosecution function.

The San Diego City Council approved the All Peoples Church in Del Cerro, reversing an earlier decision after a lawsuit citing religious discrimination.

Voter information pamphlets for San Diego's District One special primary are being distributed to over 376,000 registered voters, with essential election information both online and via mail.

San Diego's committee proposes raising the minimum wage and starting a Grocery Pricing Transparency Ordinance to address cost of living, with mixed reactions from different stakeholders.

San Diego's Homeless Diversion Program helped nearly 600 people in its first year, proving efficient by prioritizing housing stability with funds for rent and security deposits.

San Diego has been awarded LEED Gold certification for sustainability and resilience by the USGBC, recognizing its green policies and commitment to a sustainable future.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria unveils a cost-cutting plan to reduce the city's budget deficit, saving $5 million through department consolidations and job cuts, while maintaining public services.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria visited the Philippines to enhance economic, military, and cultural ties, promoting trade and investment, and strengthening the connection with the local Filipino-American community.

Tabatha Wilburn was promoted to assistant chief of the San Diego County Probation Department after 23 years of service, succeeding the recently retired Denise Huffhines.

U.S. Attorney Tara McGrath's tenure as chief federal law enforcement official in the Southern District of California concluded, and Andrew R. Haden took over as Acting Attorney.

San Diego City Council voted to double parking meter rates from $1.25 to $2.50 per hour to help close a budget deficit. The increase is expected to generate $4 million this fiscal year and $10 million annually.

San Diego's District 1 voters receive postcards about the special primary election on April 8, with information on voting options and details for a term ending in 2029.