Roadwork starts on Rancho Santa Fe Road in San Marcos, prompting lane closures and potential delays, with construction occurring weekdays 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for several weeks.

The City of San Diego begins road repair projects in several neighborhoods, using slurry seal to extend street life and improve infrastructure as part of its Pavement Management Plan.

San Diego's Ocean Beach Pier, damaged from high surf, will stay closed as the city plans for replacement due to the increasing impracticality and cost of repairs.

San Diego's Metropolitan Transit System reports a 10% increase in ridership, with significant youth engagement, as it faces financial challenges and plans service improvements.

Lane closures and traffic changes in San Marcos for street improvements may cause delays, with work on weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until August 16.

A crack in the Chollas Operations Yard parking lot in San Diego has led to traffic delays on College Grove Drive as repairs are conducted above a closed landfill.

MTS increases Trolley services for the Foo Fighters concert at Petco Park, easing access with frequent trips, extended hours, and park & ride options, while promoting the PRONTO app for fares.

San Diego is addressing coastal erosion at Sunset Cliffs that threatens Sunset Cliffs Blvd near Guizot St, planning guardrail relocation, lane adjustments, and new fencing for safety.

The San Diego Zoo is launching its new Panda Ridge exhibit, with expected high traffic in Balboa Park. The city has issued an alert and offers free shuttle service, while encouraging public transport use.

San Diego improves crosswalks near schools, enhancing safety with fresh stripes and signage as part of the Vision Zero initiative to prevent traffic-related injuries.

San Diego's MTS electric bus fleet has covered one million miles, saving approximately 2,130 metric tons of CO2 emissions, as part of the city's wider climate goals.

Kearny Mesa's Balboa Avenue is set for repairs as part of the "Sexy Streets" initiative by San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria to improve road quality and connectivity.

San Diego transit agencies have enhanced services for Comic-Con, expecting over 135,000 attendees and offering special PRONTO cards and discounted passes for the event.