San Diego's Miramar Reservoir is undergoing construction for a new underwater pipeline as part of the Pure Water Program, aiming to locally produce water by 2035.

Poway, California, has completed new pathway projects at Community Park and Starridge Park, following community input on the need for improved park accessibility.

San Marcos is set to begin construction on Discovery Street on January 2, with manhole and irrigation upgrades causing intermittent lane closures and potential delays.

The California Coastal Commission approved the reconstruction of two Oceanside beach revetments, requiring homeowners to remove unpermitted barriers to maintain public beach access.

Residents in Carlsbad, CA encountered road closures due to cleanup from a storm, with areas along El Camino Real and Aviara Pkwy being notably affected. Crews worked to clear hazards with advisories issued for cautious driving.

San Marcos celebrates the opening of the upgraded Via Vera Cruz bridge and Discovery Street, key infrastructure projects enhancing connectivity and traffic flow.

A car crash in Del Mar involving a BMW flipping and hitting a rock and utility box causes traffic delays on Jimmy Durante Boulevard; the driver sustained minor injuries.

A semi-truck spill on State Route 67 in Lakeside caused traffic delays, as crews worked to clean up food grease from the roadway early Tuesday morning.

The Lemon Avenue Parking lot in La Mesa is closing for renovations from January 2 to February 29, 2024, with alternative parking spaces suggested on nearby streets.

The San Diego International Airport expects over 700,000 travelers during the holiday season, advising early arrival due to busy days and construction. Travelers are recommended to reserve parking and utilize shuttles for convenience.

The Via Vera Cruz in San Marcos is reopening on December 18, with a bridge dedicated to former Councilmember Pia Harris-Ebert celebrated by city officials.

San Diego City Council adopts a Complete Streets Policy to enhance safety and accessibility for all transportation modes, furthering climate action and Vision Zero goals.

The Port of San Diego is enhancing its shore power system at the cruise ship terminal to reduce emissions, at a cost of $676,273, aiming for completion in 2024.