Mayor Todd Gloria proposes a $5.65 billion budget for San Diego, aiming to maintain services amid financial challenges by using strategic cuts and one-time funds.

San Diego County receives a $19.6 million federal grant to revive its migrant welcome center, supporting asylum-seekers after the previous center closed in February 2024.

County Supervisors partner with universities to enhance data analysis for better service provision, leveraging academic research and technical expertise.

San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector reminds property owners of an upcoming property tax deadline, with $8.63 billion due, encouraging online payment to avoid penalties.

San Diego won the Better Practice Award from the Department of Energy for its plan to defossilize City-run facilities by 2035, recognized at the Better Buildings Summit.

California Governor Newsom offers $50,000 rewards for information leading to arrests and convictions in four unsolved murder cases in Costa Mesa, San Diego, and Santa Ana.

Residents in Emergency Temporary Lodging face a May 11 deadline to find new housing post-floods, with local efforts encouraging FEMA aid applications.

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.