Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer introduces an amendment to regulate battery storage facility placement in San Diego for safety, following concerns after a fire.

San Diego County Board supports a lawsuit led by Attorney General Rob Bonta against major oil companies, highlighting the industry's role in climate change.

San Diego has successfully passed six bills through the State Legislature targeting local issues like homelessness and sustainability, now awaiting Governor Newsom's signature.

Assembly Bill 3227, aimed at streamlining stormwater channel maintenance in San Diego, has passed in California's legislature, intending to ease regulatory processes and prepare for severe weather events.

San Diego joins the inaugural cohort of the State Department's Reta Jo Lewis Local Diplomat Program, with Mayor Todd Gloria welcoming the initiative to enhance the city’s global engagement.

The ECJ ruled in favor of Illumina, finding the EU Commission exceeded its authority trying to block Illumina's acquisition of GRAIL and preventing a fine.

Brett Kalina, a former FBI agent, has been appointed as the new Executive Officer of San Diego's CLERB to enhance investigations into complaints against County officers.

Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer has initiated plans to reduce cell phone use in schools to improve focus and mental health, leveraging County mental health experts and collaborating with Campana Studios for phone-limiting devices.

Carlsbad City Council has approved an ordinance banning smoking in multi-unit residences, becoming the first in San Diego County to do so, despite concerns over government overreach and enforcement.

San Diego Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer proposes a policy to protect against book censorship, focusing on LGBTQ+ and BIPOC titles, amid nationwide trends to ban such literature.

San Diego County is conducting a survey for business owners to improve local contracting opportunities and increase diversity among government contractors.

Rep. Mike Levin praised the U.S. Border Patrol for six weeks without migrant street releases in San Diego, attributing the success to President Biden's executive actions and urging comprehensive immigration reform.

San Diego County is mailing notices to 27,295 property owners for $189.6 million in unpaid taxes, with penalties increasing to 18% annually, urging prompt payment to avoid further fees and potential sale of property in default for five years.