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.

Lane painting on College Avenue will cause nighttime traffic disruptions May 19-22, affecting I-8 ramps and maintaining one lane each way. Part of a $5.5 million citywide road improvement project.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines began nonstop flights between San Diego and Amsterdam, celebrated with a ribbon-cutting at San Diego International Airport. The service will connect travelers to Amsterdam and beyond, three times a week.

San Diego's FY26 draft budget plans $83 million for road repairs despite a $258 million deficit, preserving transportation services but cutting some funding for traffic signals and tree-planting.

The Shelter Island Boat Launch Ramp in San Diego is fully operational after repairs to the west floating dock caused by sand accumulation were completed.

Bay Park celebrated the completion of an infrastructure upgrade project that moved utility services underground, removing over three miles of overhead power lines and 203 utility poles for better safety and aesthetics.

San Diego City Council approved the Mobility Master Plan, a framework focused on sustainable and safe transportation, after extensive community engagement.

San Diego's College Avenue is set for a $1.8 million upgrade with closures and detours starting April 21 at nighttime, as part of a larger $5.5 million infrastructure project.

The Otay Mesa East Port of Entry received a $150 million federal grant, facilitating California-Baja California trade and movement with a future border crossing expected to open by late 2027.