La Mesa’s trolley traffic problem has a multibillion-dollar feel without the billions. SANDAG’s proposed fixes could cost up to $741 million, and the city is in no rush to build.

A $4.3 million federal grant is pushing Oceanside’s long-delayed Coast Highway bridge replacement closer to construction. The 1929 bridge could be replaced by the end of the decade.

San Diego’s airport authority approved roughly $16.8M to modernize Terminal 2 East’s baggage system, promising faster conveyor speeds and fewer breakdowns. Work is slated to begin in early 2027.

The City of San Diego has sued AECOM, alleging the Hazard Center Drive underpass in Mission Valley was poorly designed and is already showing premature cracking and seepage.

A Metrolink train broke down in Anaheim Hills on Saturday, stranding about 500 riders for roughly two hours; several were treated for heat-related illnesses.

Southwest's spring‑2027 schedule adds weekend San Diego–Kona and San Diego–Lihue nonstops and more island frequencies, boosting SAN as a Hawaii gateway.

The CTC approved nearly $2.5 billion for 150+ projects statewide, funding bridges, mobility hubs and safety upgrades from Shasta to Los Angeles.

A metal bar fell from a truck and pierced a pregnant driver’s windshield on I‑15 near Temecula; CHP says the mother and her unborn twins are expected to be fine. Authorities released photos and urged drivers to secure loads.

FAA staffing limits and summer storms produced delays and a few cancellations at San Diego International during the busy July 4 travel window.

San Diego pump prices slipped to $5.42, marking the 44th decline in 45 days as national averages ease on lower crude. Relief is steady but local costs remain high.

About 11,000 Californians were told to retake the DMV written knowledge test after their original results were flagged for "irregularities." Letters require a retest within 30 days or risk license cancellation.

A local group wants to close Ocean Boulevard between Grand and Thomas on weekends and holidays; sensor data and safety concerns clash with worries over lost parking and emergency access.

Carlsbad declared a local emergency after a partial collapse in a sewer interceptor near Agua Hedionda Lagoon. Officials say there is no leak and repairs are planned for early July.