Ballots for the Nov. 4 special election have been sent to over 2 million voters in the County, with options to vote by mail, drop boxes, or in-person at vote centers.

San Diego and other local governments have sued the Trump administration for threatening to withhold federal emergency funds unless they support immigration enforcement and abandon diversity efforts.

A government shutdown affects federal workers in San Diego due to Congress's failure to agree on health care benefits, causing potential furloughs and delayed services in California.

Toni Atkins withdrew from the 2026 California governor's race, citing no viable path to victory. She remains committed to fighting for California's progressive values.

The Trump administration plans to build 10 miles of new border wall in San Diego, funded by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, despite opposition citing environmental concerns.

Chula Vista PD integrates AI into policing, enhancing report efficiency, with a $1 million Axon contract. The move sparks debate over potential AI inaccuracies and ethical concerns, but safeguards are planned.

Andrew Strong received the Partners for Justice Champion Award for advancing public defense and fostering a more equitable justice system in San Diego County.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed a Sister City agreement with Marseille, France to enhance economic, cultural, and academic collaboration. The partnership is expected to benefit both port cities through shared initiatives and exchanges.

Judge David M. Gill, San Diego's longest-tenured judge, passed away at 90, leaving a legacy of 50 years of dedicated legal service and community involvement.

Matthew Vespi is appointed as the new Chief Administrative Officer of the Port of San Diego, effective November 4, 2025.

The San Diego County Supervisors expanded the CLERB's powers to review jail healthcare workers’ actions following in-custody deaths, despite opposition from the Sheriff.

Vietnam War ace and ex-congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham died at 83 from an illness. Despite a bribery scandal and jail time, he's remembered for his military and political impact. He was pardoned by Trump in 2021.

The U.S. plans to auction the seized Russian superyacht Amadea, estimated at $325 million, amidst sanctions against Russian oligarchs due to the Ukraine conflict.