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.

San Diego Police Department received a $279,000 grant from the OTS to enhance bicycle and pedestrian safety through educational programs and safety activities.

The San Diego International Airport received the Envision Gold Award for sustainability in its New T1 Airside Improvements Project, which reduces emissions and incorporates a large stormwater cistern.

San Diego completed repairs on a stormwater berm in the Tijuana River Valley, aiding flood defense after January storms, but faces a $1.6 billion funding gap for infrastructure.

The San Diego International Airport received a $12.1 million grant from the FAA for improving its infrastructure as part of the New Terminal 1 project.

San Diego officials began repairing badly degraded Aqua Mansa Road in Mira Mesa, witnessed by Mayor Todd Gloria and Councilmember Kent Lee, with significant road infrastructure investment ongoing.

The USS Mobile (LCS 26) has returned to its homeport in San Diego after a 19-month deployment, during which it engaged in various international maritime operations.

Construction has begun on the Batiquitos Lagoon Double Track project by SANDAG and Caltrans to improve the LOSSAN rail corridor between Encinitas and Carlsbad.

San Diego revealed a new design for the Ocean Beach Pier replacement after community input, with the project entering the environmental phase and seeking funds for the $170-$190 million cost.

MTS in San Diego is enforcing stricter fare evasion policies, ending on-the-spot ticket purchases during inspections and introducing immediate citations, with fines and a diversion program starting February 1, 2025, to combat revenue losses.

The Shelter Island Boat Launch Ramp repairs are set to begin between December and January with project completion in early spring. The necessary repair due to significant damage will cost an estimated $717,000.