Alyssa M. Muto has been appointed the new city manager of Solana Beach, with her tenure beginning on May 6, following her role in San Diego's Sustainability & Mobility Department.

The SBA recovery center in National City will close from March 25 to April 1, coinciding with spring break, but will resume on April 2 to aid businesses affected by January's floods.

San Diego lawmakers introduce AB 3024, the Stop Hate Littering Act, to combat the spread of hate through flyers and other materials targeting protected groups.

San Diego received $102.1 million in federal funding for 69 community projects, impacting infrastructure, environmental efforts, transit, education, and more.

Rep. Scott Peters announced $156 million for the IBWC to address the border sewage crisis and potentially double the SBIWTP capacity, marking progress in the fight against pollution.

The San Diego City Council's Rules Committee approved moving forward with drafting a proposal for a 1-cent sales tax increase to address infrastructure and quality-of-life improvements.

Mayor Todd Gloria appointed Assistant Chief Scott Wahl to succeed retiring Chief David Nisleit as the new San Diego Police Chief, highlighting Wahl's commitment to safety and legislative reforms.

San Diego County is making progress in combating wage theft, with a new fund to support workers and successful recovery of unpaid wages, especially in the restaurant industry.

San Diego's Mayor launched "Complete Communities Now" to fast-track housing permits and boost affordability, reporting a record number of new homes in 2023.

San Diego is seeking public input on Blueprint SD, an urban development plan focused on placing housing and jobs near transit, to align with climate and transit goals.

The San Diego County Board extended its Emergency Lodging Program for flood victims, offering case reviews and potential aid extensions until May 11 with FEMA support for housing costs.

San Diego County approves a plan for a Resource and Reentry Hub to aid individuals transitioning from jail, part of an initiative to reduce recidivism and support reintegration.

A federal judge in San Diego ruled California's law restricting the purchase of more than one gun monthly unconstitutional and allowed a 30-day stay for an appeal.