Oceanside approved a 51‑stall Rove Charging hub with two Tesla Megapacks; neighbors raised fire‑safety concerns and the city attached testing conditions.

Dozens of National City streetlights are dark, residents say, fueling safety concerns as city and utility crews work to fix the outages. Reporting channels and ownership questions are complicating repairs.

After families' testimony, Encinitas' mobility commission recommended reinstating red‑light cameras; the proposal now goes to the City Council.

SANDAG approved about $55 million in TransNet SGIP grants for 36 projects across 14 cities and the county, funding bikeways, complete-streets upgrades and climate planning.

A state transit task force mapped why agencies are strapped — but offered few funding fixes. San Diego’s MTS already projects a major budget gap that could force cuts.

A Carlsbad citizens group sued San Diego County and United Airlines to block planned commercial service at McClellan‑Palomar Airport, saying approvals lacked proper environmental review.

San Diego residents warned of traffic delays due to a major Navy security exercise, Solid Curtain/Citadel Shield, at local naval bases until February 6.

San Diego's NCTD offers free rides on February 4th to honor Rosa Parks' birthday, reflecting her Civil Rights impact and promoting equal access on public transit.

San Diego's City Council scrapped a plan for Sunday paid parking due to public opposition, despite facing a budget gap and the need to balance lost revenue with maintaining services.

Severe winter storm causes flight delays and cancellations at San Diego International Airport, with disruptions also at major hubs nationwide, including Dallas-Fort Worth and JFK.

Santee is requiring student e-bike registration and school assemblies while enforcing a new under-12 ban with a $25 fine after warnings. Officials say education comes first.

Encinitas finished emergency repairs to the D Street beach staircase and reopened public access. The city will close the Grandview stairs Feb. 3 for a spring refurbishment.

The city’s traffic engineers prioritized 14 high-crash spots for quick crosswalks, beacons and signal upgrades while larger projects await capital funding.