Two La Costa Heights families sued over a shadow-tracing lesson tied to “My Shadow is Pink.” The district says the deal admits no wrongdoing.

No company has asked to build one yet, but Poway leaders want a preemptive ban locked in with a final vote scheduled for October 6.

Emmett Stewart beat out 64-year-old Bill Exeter for the interim post — and will serve until November's election.

SDSU's library alone has a 37-page DEI plan, while a conservative watchdog blasts the policy as division dressed up as inclusion.

A three-year court battle over blaring concerts near Petco Park heads to trial next month, with 12 shows already booked for October.

More than 840,000 San Diegans rely on Medi-Cal, and one supervisor warns unstable funding could strip disabled residents of care.

Council President Joe LaCava says a staff member stumbled on the outdated code by accident before the repeal vote.

Coastal permit fees would jump 63 percent and appeal costs would triple under a plan Encinitas leaders finalize next month.

Chula Vista tapped Thorn Run Partners for federal advocacy but stripped out a joint push with Imperial Beach on Tijuana River sewage, citing overlap concerns.

The Padres are testing whether fans would back the team weighing in on city politics after feeling shut out of parking and wage decisions.

The nonprofit says it will stop guarding Balboa Park's Starlight Bowl unless the city signs a long-term lease by October 1.

A 77-year-old local cosplayer used Vader's breathing and Star Wars bits to skewer San Diego's 500 surveillance cameras and police funding priorities.

Crown Point Shores became a makeshift Amazon distribution site with a truck and worker desk, prompting a council leader to demand it stop.