MTS services in San Diego are disrupted following a storm, affecting Trolley lines with partial shutdowns and delays, as repair work on damaged infrastructure continues.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria apologized for the disruption caused by the suspension of the downtown railway Quiet Zone, promising urgent actions to fix safety regulation issues identified by the FRA.

San Diego starts a slurry seal project in several neighborhoods, including Clairemont Mesa and Pacific Beach, to improve road conditions and enhance safety.

SANDAG is overhauling its South Bay Expressway tolling system with a $31.7 million investment and Deloitte's aid, following reports of software issues and financial mismanagement.

Breeze Airways introduces five new nonstop routes from San Diego International Airport, starting as low as $59 one-way, with a promotional discount available until January 12.

Carlsbad prepares for its Marathon and associated events on Jan. 14, prompting road closures and heavy traffic from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local officials advise planning for detours.

San Diego's new Vista Lane Affordable Apartments, providing 100 units for low-income families and those with disabilities, exemplifies rapid permit review successes under the city's Affordable Housing Permit Now program.

Caltrans has started road maintenance in Imperial Valley, warning of traffic delays along I-8 and SR-186 through January 14, with work between 7am and 6pm.

Boeing 737 Max 9s are grounded after an incident with an Alaska Airlines flight, causing extensive flight cancellations and delays, with an ongoing investigation by the NTSB into the aircraft's safety.

Los Peñasquitos Canyon has reopened with caution expressed for wet trails and damaged bridges. Visitors are urged to stay on existing paths to protect the environment and minimize habitat degradation.

San Marcos' Bent Avenue will close for paving, causing traffic disruptions. Detours and intermittent lane closures will continue through the following week.

Carlsbad is enhancing pedestrian safety by upgrading six crosswalks on Carlsbad Boulevard, with flashing lights and other features to reduce collisions. Construction will occur on weekdays and is expected to be completed by summer.

Los Peñasquitos Ranger District has closed its trails due to heavy rain, citing safety and environmental concerns. The closures affect areas including Los Peñasquitos Canyon and Carmel Mountain, with the return date dependent on trail conditions.