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

A new city audit found some electricians parked at job sites for hours without fixing anything, even as the repair backlog nearly tripled.

Summer Boger will only discuss her special education job with KPBS, as her Area 3 opponent's backers press for answers on her past activism.

Top House leaders from both parties made dueling North County visits as early voting opens in a race that could help decide control of Congress.

East County's Grossmont district settles with its teachers union, ending a bitter dispute tied to library book bans and LGBTQ+ discrimination claims.

Stephen Whitburn's reversal could hand opponents the votes to scrap San Diego's 500-plus camera network on Wednesday.

El Centro Regional Medical Center is now part of a unified district serving over 180,000 Imperial Valley residents, with UC San Diego Health running operations.

The law gives judges discretion to keep violent teen offenders in adult jurisdiction after sentence recalls, a gap exposed by Andy Williams' case.

The carrier logged 265 straight days at sea and eight crew suicide attempts before heading north for dry dock work.

A Coastal Development Permit hearing is scheduled for October 27; construction permits could follow if all goes well.

Oceanside weighs a gateway arch as its aging pier bridge needs attention.

Del Mar Fairgrounds directors can now request reimbursement for legal costs tied to board service, though payment isn't guaranteed.

Rep. Scott Peters says the site belongs to housing, not servers, as Councilmember Marni von Wilpert says she learned key details from the press.