Rep. Sara Jacobs secured $13.5 million for various community projects in San Diego's 51st district, including veterans' support and homelessness initiatives, with the House approving the funding.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria leads the primary mayoral race with 52.5% of votes, trailed by Larry Turner and Geneviéve Jones-Wright. Turner faces a lawsuit questioning his residency.

San Diego Superior Court reinstates in-person advisory services for self-represented litigants in small claims court, providing guidance on completing legal forms and navigating court procedures.

California's Governor Newsom visited the Mexico border to assess the situation and discuss migrant support with local leaders, while highlighting state aid and calling for congressional action on border security.

The County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved the allocation of $102 million in ARPA funds for community needs, to be used by December 2026.

CA Senator Laphonza Butler seeks federal funds for migrant aid through FEMA's SSP, highlighting San Diego's shelter crisis and the potential for migrants to be left without support.

San Diego receives $29.9 million from California for homelessness programs, including shelter, diversion, and outreach, marking the city's largest HHAP grant.

Chairwoman Nora Vargas highlighted unity and local volunteerism in her State of the County address, emphasizing support for flood victims and calling for federal aid for the migrant center.

FEMA declared San Diego County a Major Disaster area after January storms, unlocking federal funds and support services for affected residents and businesses.

Sid Voorakkara joins the Port of San Diego's Board of Port Commissioners, with expertise in public, private, and nonprofit sectors, to further economic and environmental efforts.

Chula Vista Councilmember Andrea Cardenas resigned due to criminal charges involving conspiracy and money laundering, with intentions to seek re-election. Her replacement will be decided by the city council.

San Diego County's $6 million fund to aid migrants is near depletion, with Supervisor Desmond highlighting the need for federal support as local efforts to manage the surge at the U.S.-Mexico border become unsustainable.

Governor Newsom secured a major disaster declaration from the White House for San Diego after January storms, providing federal aid for recovery and rebuilding efforts.