San Diego Breaks Ground on Cutting-Edge Solar Microgrids, Pioneering the Path to a Greener Future
San Diego is revolutionizing its energy infrastructure as it begins installing solar-powered microgrids in public facilities. The goal of this innovation is to serve as a blueprint for a sustainable, resilient, and cost-effective energy future.
San Diego Rail Service Resumes Monday, Just in Time for Comic-Con, Following Landslide Recovery Efforts
Rail service between Los Angeles and San Diego will resume Monday after a series of landslides forced its closure, just in time to accommodate travelers heading to San Diego for Comic-Con.
2 Rural Water Districts Seek to Divorce San Diego County Water Authority; Here's Why It Matters
Two rural water districts are seeking to leave the San Diego County Water Authority in pursuit of lower wholesale water rates, but the potential impacts on the remaining districts are stirring controversy.
San Rafael Plane Crash Claims Life, Leaves Another Critically Injured; Investigation Begins
Authorities probe the tragic plane crash in San Rafael that killed one and left another critically injured, the fourth deadly incident in Marin County in just nine years.
Upset Citizens Attempt to Impede Self-Driving Cars With Orange Cones; Waymo & Cruise Seem to Confirm this Works
Whether they're pranksters or protesters, citizens say they are stopping automated vehicles by placing cones on the hood of the car. Waymo & Cruise threaten legal remedy.
SF Harbored Havoc Ends: Cleared For Departure, Ruby Princess Set Sail Post Accident Repairs
After a rather turbulent docking experience in San Francisco earlier last week, the Ruby Princess cruise ship completes damage repairs and is cleared by the U.S. Coast Guard for departure












