Kearny Mesa hosted a county budget open house to inform residents ahead of the May 1st budget release, with opportunities for questions and engaging activities for children.

San Diego bans grocery stores from offering digital-only deals to address digital divide concerns, ensuring discounts apply to all customers, despite pushback from businesses.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria's preliminary fiscal year 2026 budget addresses public safety, homelessness, and infrastructure amid a $258 million deficit, proposing new revenues and targeted cuts to balance essential services.

DHS waived environmental laws to expedite a new California border wall section, emphasizing security and the law, and covering specifics of the construction projects.

Capt. James Spitler was permanently relieved from his command at Sector San Diego by the U.S. Coast Guard following an investigation citing leadership failures.

The Oceanside City Council unanimously voted for stricter regulations on street vendors, allowing for quick fines and equipment confiscation for violations. The move addresses public safety and health regulation adherence concerns.

San Diego County's District One voters are reminded to vote early for the April 8 special primary, with over 345,000 postcards sent out. A potential runoff could occur on July 1. Voters can find more info and vote center locations at sdvote.com.

San Diego bans digital-only grocery coupons, requiring stores to offer physical versions to ensure all customers, especially those without internet access, can benefit from discounts. Critics argue it may limit overall savings.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria supports two bills, AB 63 and AB 379, to combat human trafficking by targeting sex traffickers and helping victims through law enforcement and funding.

San Diego County offices, including resource centers, libraries, and animal shelters, will close for Cesar Chavez Day, but parks remain open. Normal operations resume April 1.

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.