San Diego County Schools Must Prepare for Fewer Kids By Jakob McWhinney | Voice of San Diego The United States is the land of opportunity. Or at least it ...

Why a San Diego Unified Trustee Says He Punted Ambitious Housing Projects By Jakob McWhinney | Voice of San Diego Earlier this month, longtime San ...

San Diego’s cost-of-living committee led big policy fights in 2025. The City Council is ending it. By Andrew Keatts | Times of San Diego A year after ...

Local lawmakers demand answers after motorists stuck in series of I-5 shutdowns By Jennifer Vigil | Times of San Diego Stretches of Interstate 5 have been ...

In a laboratory somewhere in San Diego, an emerging scientist wonders if this will be the last year they can afford to search for a cure. This is the new reality of cancer research in America, where a ...

On Wednesday, Mayor Todd Gloria rolled out a plan — a plan to create a plan that could lead to more housing. At a press conference, Gloria said he wants to create far more townhomes and row homes — ...

The San Diego Zoo will begin charging visitors for parking in January. A zoo spokesperson confirmed on Thursday that the parking fees will start on Jan. 5, the same date that the city of San Diego ...

San Diego County is spending tens of millions of dollars implementing a statewide voter-approved crackdown on repeat drug and theft offenders as it faces drastic federal cuts expected to rock the ...

California is committing $80 million to food banks across the state, as CalFresh benefits may continue to be delayed. After more than a month of budget bickering, the government shutdown is quickly ...

What if San Diego blanketed land, reservoirs and buildings its Public Utilities Department owned with solar and used the money it made off that power to subsidize skyrocketing water rates for poorer ...

Since a new law went into effect last December, law enforcement agencies across San Diego County have differed in how they’ve used it to make arrests. Last November, California voters approved ...