Chula Vista passes an ordinance to regulate electric micromobility, adhering to safety and sustainability, with age limits, helmet requirements, and sidewalk restrictions.

Chula Vista launched a free bayfront shuttle with electric vans to enhance local transportation and eco-friendliness, connecting key destinations and supporting the area's development.

San Diego's Crystal Pier reopens on July 7 after 18-month repair for storm damage, costing $2.06 million to ensure safety and stability of the nearly 100-year-old landmark.

San Diego's MTS plans increased Trolley services for the Big Bay Boom fireworks on July 4, offering easier transit and a "Friends Ride Free Promotion."

The North County Transit District (NCTD) has transitioned nearly 450 bus operations employees to direct management to enhance service and create a unified work culture.

San Diego receives a $10 million state grant for the Streamview Drive Revitalization Project to enhance safety and mobility for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

Copa Airlines launched a new flight route connecting San Diego with Panama City, improving Latin America connectivity.

U.S. Border Patrol agents discovered an incomplete drug-smuggling tunnel from Tijuana to San Diego with infrastructure like lighting and ventilation. It was 2,918 feet long and concealed by a residential property, set for concrete remediation.

San Diego's Stormwater Department completed a channel improvement project in Valencia Park, clearing debris and repairing slopes to enhance flood resilience.

Vista and NCTD launched the on-demand service NCTD+ offering affordable rides within the city, with features like ADA accessibility and flexible booking options.

San Diego City Council approved parking regulation updates, including dynamic pricing for meters, to manage on-street parking chaos and optimize curb space use.

Otay Mesa intersection revamp completed to ease traffic, improve safety and address flooding, benefiting cross-border commerce. Mayor Gloria highlights efficiency gains for local and cross-border traffic.

San Diego has finished the first round of EV charger installations, offering free charging until May's end, as part of a 10-year plan to increase EV usage.