New Yorkers must register by Feb. 20 for a mail ballot in the presidential primary; conditional registration is possible through March 5 at the registrar or vote centers.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed a citywide project labor agreement, aimed at ensuring local jobs with good wages for City-funded construction projects. The PLA is expected to boost the local economy and uphold labor rights.

San Diego County offices and some amenities will close for Presidents Day, but parks will remain open. Essential services like law enforcement continue, while health clinics close until Tuesday.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria proposes fee waivers to help residents and businesses rebuild after a severe January storm. The plan includes permit fee waivers, waste disposal cost cuts, and amnesty for unpermitted structures.

San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved a Gun Violence Reduction Work Plan to coordinate efforts, enhance mental health services, and increase youth mentorship to address firearm-related deaths.

A local assistance center in Spring Valley provided aid to over 400 storm-affected households, offering services like hazardous waste disposal and insurance help.

Mayor Todd Gloria of San Diego has signed HAP 2.0 to encourage construction of affordable homes and aid those most in need, including the homeless, seniors, and disabled.

San Diego launches an emergency grant offering up to $5,000 for small businesses and nonprofits affected by a recent storm to help with expenses, repairs, and wages. Applications open in mid-February.

Mayor Todd Gloria of San Diego is seeking federal aid for storm recovery, with the support of VP Kamala Harris. He calls for surveys to be completed to meet aid thresholds.

San Diego establishes a Flood Response Fund to aid non-profits helping flood victims, which offers matched donations up to $100,000 by the San Diego Foundation.

The Registrar's office seeks bilingual poll workers for the March 2024 presidential primary, particularly in North County, South Bay, and East County, due to federal law compliance.

San Diego County declared a state of emergency due to a severe storm causing widespread flooding and damage. The declaration aims to secure state and federal aid for recovery efforts.

Joe Stuyvesant resigned as President and CEO of the Port of San Diego; Randa Coniglio will continue as Acting President/CEO. Stuyvesant advanced port electrification and revenue projects during his tenure.