San Diego secures a $3-billion victory as the lawsuit against its franchise agreement with San Diego Gas & Electric fails in court, reaffirming the city's commitment to climate equity and upholding the necessity of franchise revenue for essential city operations.

As San Diego receives $20.75 million in Homekey funds for new affordable housing projects, efforts to tackle homelessness by providing permanent homes with supportive services may deliver lasting change for those most in need.

San Diego County's Office of Sustainability and Environmental Justice welcomes Eden Brukman as its new Chief Sustainability Officer.

California Governor Newsom has signed AB 275, a bill that empowers school district boards to compensate student board members for their work, leveling the playing field for all students, regardless of their financial background.

As nearly 600,000 ballots make their way to registered voters in the Fourth Supervisorial District.

San Diego County Fire and Medical Care Services collaborate with healthcare advocate groups to bring essential medical support to discharged patients in rural communities, addressing healthcare disparity and aiming to reduce hospital readmissions.

Over a million property tax bills begin to roll out across San Diego County as Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister prepares taxpayers for an increase in revenue for essential services.

San Diego County Sheriff's Department receives a $75,000 grant to tackle alcohol-related crimes in communities.

San Diego Police Department receives a $1.25 million grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety to enhance traffic enforcement programs and improve road safety in the city.

By working together, San Diego County, local cities, community organizations, and the public have achieved notable progress in key areas such as affordable housing, behavioral health, and sustainability.

As November 7 elections approach, voter information pamphlets are being sent out for the Fourth Supervisorial District, City of Chula Vista, Fallbrook Public Utility District, and Rainbow Municipal Water District. This vital step in the election process helps voters familiarize themselves with candidates, ballot measures, and voting options.

Carlsbad City Council leverages surplus funds to reduce future pension payments, replenish self-insurance funds, and support various one-time programs and initiatives.

San Diego County businesses, nonprofits, and residents affected by Tropical Cyclone Hilary are eligible for low-interest federal disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration, offering relief and support for rebuilding their lives.