The city of San Diego joins the legal crusade on homeless encampments, striving to untangle the complex web of court rulings and settlements. When will these communities find a balance between safety concerns and accessibility to public spaces?

Marine veteran and police officer Larry Turner has entered the race for Mayor of San Diego, challenging career politician Todd Gloria. Will Turner's Independent candidacy bridge the political divide?

San Diego City Council approves water rate increases to fund infrastructure improvements, enhance customer service technology, and ensure a reliable water supply for residents.

San Diego is set to plant over 8,400 trees in disadvantaged communities as it receives a $10 million federal grant to push for a more sustainable and equitable city.

September 19 is the final day to return mail ballots in the Fallbrook Union High School District Special Election.

Temporary closure of Ped West crossing in San Ysidro for migrant processing causes concerns for nearby businesses, as they fear longer wait times may deter travelers.

As fentanyl devastates communities in California, Governor Gavin Newsom has heightened the California National Guard presence at the U.S.-Mexico border in a bid to contain the drug crisis.

Registered voters in the Fourth Supervisorial District, Fallbrook Public Utility District, and Rainbow Municipal Water District will receive postcards detailing their voting options for the November 7 special election.

Senate Bill 94 stirs strong opposition for allowing potential resentencing of violent murderers who have served at least 25 years. Critics argue it undermines justice and causes further suffering to victims and their families.

San Diego State University basketball athletes join forces with the U.S. Attorney's Office and City Attorney's Office to tackle the fentanyl crisis in a beneficial partnership.

Democrat Monica Montgomery Steppe leads the special election for the District 4 supervisor seat, as tension builds between different ends of the Democratic party and the possibility of a tipping point for San Diego County's political balance.

Tuesday marks the final day for voters in San Diego County's Fourth Supervisorial District to cast their ballots and decide the fate of the closely watched race, determining the future of local politics.

In a twist, La Mesa City Council swings its decision for digital billboards from potential revenue generation to prioritizing driver safety and aesthetics.