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.

San Marcos celebrated the completion of the San Marcos Creek project, a significant city investment aimed at reducing flooding, enhancing transportation, and increasing recreational spaces.

Mayor Todd Gloria announced a tentative approval for direct flights between San Diego and D.C.'s Reagan Airport, a development led by Alaska Airlines, promising economic benefits.

San Diego’s Capital Improvements Program reached over $1 billion in FY2024, funding parks, fire stations, bridges, and roads, with a notable 1,388 active projects.

The recent audit reveals past SANDAG officials mishandled a tolling contract and obscured information from the board.

San Diego's Free Ride Day led to a notable increase in ridership for the MTS and NCTD, with factors like game day traffic and rising gas prices contributing to the success of the initiative.

San Diego offers free public transit on California Clean Air Day, including MTS and NCTD services, with events and giveaways to promote sustainable transportation.

San Diego and Holland America Line kick off their 2024-2025 cruise season, featuring 75 voyages and expecting around 265,000 guests, offering an economic boost to the region.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announced the completion of 1,650 miles of road repairs, highlighting increased infrastructure investments and a commitment to improving city streets.

The Port of San Diego and the Port of Ensenada celebrated 20 years of partnership, renewing their sister port status with a focus on cruise operations and eco-friendly aquaculture.

San Diego crews are clearing stormwater channels post-storm, with 9,800 tons of debris removed. The city works to maintain infrastructure, facing a $1.6 billion funding gap. An $8 million budget and a state bill aim to support these efforts.