A national anti‑war group scheduled a "No War on Venezuela" rally at San Diego’s Waterfront Park after a U.S. operation in Venezuela prompted protests nationwide. The event was set to begin at 3 p.m.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and officials announce the implementation of AB 379, targeting sex trafficking by prosecuting buyers and recognizing exploited individuals as victims.

The California Supreme Court ruled judges can’t impose fines and fees defendants can’t afford, prompting remands and new ability‑to‑pay hearings across the state.

San Diego County announces leadership changes with a focus on innovation and community service, including new directors for Behavioral Health Services, IT, and the Registrar of Voters.

CBP dismantled a 1,000‑person soft‑sided processing tent in the San Diego sector after officials reported a sharp drop in encounters; local shelters have paused operations and cut staff.

A federal rule going into effect Wednesday lets authorities bar asylum on 'public-health' grounds and deny related protections — critics call it a pretext.

A California appeals court reversed a judge and reinstated a jury finding that an employee who misunderstood the Equal Pay Act was protected from retaliation.

A proposed San Diego County consumer‑protection unit would sue polluters, landlords and insurers and aim to fund itself through settlements and reserve flexibility.

The Encinitas City Council approved a new contract with firefighters for wage increases and incentives, boosting morale and fiscal responsibility amid departmental changes.

San Diego went to Las Vegas trying to sell desalinated water but left without a buyer. Arizona’s WIFA is exploring desal projects, but federal and regional approvals remain major hurdles.

About 500 Marines from Camp Pendleton have been sent to the Yuma border zone to reinforce barriers and emplace national‑defense signage, officials say.

San Diego Unified School District advocates for Congress to fully fund the IDEA, citing a funding shortfall for special education.

The San Diego Housing Commission voted to change Section 8 rules, raising tenant rent shares as officials try to avert a funding shortfall that could cut thousands of vouchers.