San Diego County to build affordable housing and health clinic on surplus land
The Ocean View Boulevard project is one of 12 affordable housing projects either completed, under construction or in development on surplus land.
August 2026
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Native American dancers from around the country to perform at Barona Powwow
The 54th annual Barona Powwow Sept. 4-6 celebrates Native American heritage and culture and features dance, art and food
A new children’s book takes a bird’s-eye view of the beauty of the border
Adriana Cuellar, an architect, designer, and associate professor at the University of San Diego’s Border Design Lab, is also co-author of “Alas al Borde/Borderland Wings,” about a pair of birds who meet at the U.S.-Mexico border and learn about its landscape together
Jones’ supervisor run shakes up San Marcos city elections
Jim Desmond’s congressional bid trickles down to contests for mayor and council District 2.
New anti-suicide barrier for Coronado Bridge clears final hurdle
On Friday in San Diego, the state approved $162 million for the project, allowing construction to begin this fall.
Ramona woman sues market, egg ranch as salmonella infection cases grow
The San Diego County public health department said Friday that 23 confirmed and probable cases are now linked to the outbreak investigation that started with mayonnaise made from raw eggs.
Parole granted for San Diego woman who, as a teen, teamed with sibling to kill stepfather
Brae Hansen was 17 when she was part of a plot to kill attorney Timothy MacNeil and stage it as home-invasion.
US plans to pay $850 million of the $5 billion it owes the United Nations
It would be the largest payment the administration would make to the world body since it demanded sweeping reforms in exchange for continued support as its largest donor.
Oceanside creates openings for two more cannabis retail licenses
Solution solves three-way tie for application and allows as many as six retail dispensaries in the city
Trump threatens lawsuit against nonprofit that questioned whether National Guard plan lessened crime
The report, published July 13, criticized the administration for taking credit for a historic drop in violent crime at a time when that decline was already underway.