Dense fog caused travel disruptions at San Diego International Airport with a travel alert issued and delays and cancellations affecting flights during the holiday season.

Alaska Airlines is approved by the U.S. Department of Transportation to start nonstop flights from San Diego to Washington D.C.'s Reagan Airport, aiding defense and biotech sectors.

Porter Airlines launched its first nonstop flight from San Diego to Toronto, offering a new direct route for both San Diegans and Canadians on an Embraer E195-E2 with free Wi-Fi.

SANDAG has been cleared of federal charges after an investigation into its contracting practices and has committed to improving its policies. However, an internal audit reveals past mismanagement by former officials.

A flight on September 12, 2001, carried antivenom for a snakebite victim, not on September 11 as sometimes reported, according to Snopes and Broken Secrets.

San Diego International Airport experienced nearly 250 flight delays on Thanksgiving eve, with a week's passenger count expected to rise 4-6% over last year. Cancellations were low, but over 2,000 U.S. flights were behind schedule.

San Diego's MTS will operate on a Sunday schedule on Thanksgiving Day, with no service on certain express and rural routes, and a "Friends Ride Free" promotion.

Scott Chadwick is named the new President and CEO of the Port of San Diego after an extensive search, effective January, following ratification at the December Board meeting.

The Port of San Diego announced an emergency closure of the Shelter Island Boat Launch to remove a sunken vessel, urging patience from the boating community.

San Diego International Airport anticipates around 460,000 passengers during Thanksgiving week, advising visitors to plan for crowds and construction disruptions.

The Port of San Diego's solar-powered microgrid project at TAMT won an AAPA Lighthouse Award for innovative and sustainable port infrastructure development.

MTS and the San Diego County DA's office launched a campaign against unregulated ride-share providers, known as wildcatting, to protect public safety and support licensed taxi drivers.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will offer three weekly flights from San Diego to Amsterdam starting May 8, 2025, expanding SAN Airport's international connections.