A LAFCO staff report on San Diego County's homelessness response is set for review Monday.

Signs warned visitors they'd be escorted out for snapping photos of court files, even after a 2026 state law said it was legal.

The city attorney wants landlords near UCSD to repay every renter they allegedly shortchanged, not just those who sued.

Council members unanimously advanced six proposals after nearly 30 residents spoke, including one family that lost a relative to detention just weeks ago.

Judges pressed San Diego on whether humming Darth Vader's theme near a clinic could break the law.

Sean Elo-Rivera says his office got just four notices on ICE scenes since the law passed — another council office got zero.

Marcus Bush and Jose Rodriguez debated a $13 million deficit and business tax at a KPBS forum and discussed homelessness at a San Diego Rescue Mission forum.

San Diego pulls in $1.5 billion in autonomous-systems contracts, but Rep. Sara Jacobs warns the region can't coast on its legacy.

Supervisors cite a Polymarket-trading soldier and a White House staffer as warnings for county workers.

San Diego County's shuttered reactor still sits on 3.6 million pounds of spent fuel, and a Surfrider advocate says it never belonged there at all.

Low-volume San Diego households face a 7.1% hike while high-volume homes and apartments get discounts under new rates set for 2027.

County staff want a year-long pilot offering primary care and medication help before federal cuts hit in January.

Sharon Jenkins and Mike Sannella are vying to replace Rebecca Jones, who's leaving City Hall for a county supervisor run.