San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria celebrates the signing of seven city-sponsored bills by Governor Newsom, addressing local issues like stormwater management, homelessness, and hate crimes.

San Diego residents have until October 4 to claim part of $867,171 in unclaimed money from the County Treasurer's Office by checking the Unclaimed Monies list online or visiting office locations.

Chula Vista City Council has banned homeless encampments, with rules against camping near sensitive areas and blocking ADA access, amid mixed reactions.

Voter information pamphlets for the November Presidential General Election are being mailed to 1.9 million registered voters, providing comprehensive election details and resources.

San Diego County is set to open over 200 supportive housing units to aid those with behavioral health issues and homeless veterans, backed by Project Homekey.

San Diego and the Mexican Consulate strengthened their partnership to provide more support to domestic violence victims, with an MOU signed at Your Safe Place, a comprehensive support center.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is advancing a policy to source food locally and sustainably, boosting the economy and setting higher labor standards.

San Diego leaders, including Mayor Gloria, introduce a safety and cleanliness initiative to enhance downtown life and address crime, with new police patrols and behavioral health teams.

Chula Vista and National City are implementing bans on homeless encampments, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows such enforcement without available shelter options.

Ebony Shelton, as County CAO, has announced new San Diego County leadership appointments following a community-involved selection process, including Caroline Smith as Assistant CAO and Joan Bracci as CFO.

The County Registrar is seeking poll workers for the upcoming election, emphasizing the need for bilingual individuals fluent in languages such as Chinese and Vietnamese, with a stipend offered for their services.

Del Mar City Council introduced an ordinance to regulate short-term rentals, capping them at 5% of city's dwellings and requiring permits for homeowners.

San Diego receives a $240.6 million federal loan for dam improvements, including the century-old Lake Hodges Dam, as part of infrastructure enhancement efforts backed by Mayor Todd Gloria and Congressman Scott Peters.