Questions linger as San Diego’s battle-tested carrier USS Abraham Lincoln nears home
The flattop and its escort ships experienced a shortage of food and other supplies and 264 straight days without a port call.
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Two La Mesa council candidates running unopposed, ensuring female supermajority
Moana Alo and Amanda-Dawn Natalia were the only two candidates to qualify for the ballot, meaning their spots on the council are guaranteed.
San Diego community colleges install signs prohibiting ICE activity on campus
The signs were being installed at entry points to the San Diego Community College District’s 10 campus locations.
El Cajon leaders weigh options for potential acquisition of Parkway Plaza, including eminent domain
Officials are pushing a plan to redevelop the property, fearing collapse of the once-thriving commercial and social hub.
Rodriguez files citizens initiative for National City business tax overhaul as council continues to eye 2027 vote
The mayoral candidate says the council refused to act on the budget deficit. The council majority is working with the business community toward a special election.
San Diego aircraft carrier deploys to Middle East uncertain how long its mission will last
The Navy says flattops like USS Theodore Roosevelt can expect lengthier trips due to a shortage of warships.
Apparent double murder-suicide that left family of three dead revives questions over VA wait times
A veteran sought help at the VA for emergency mental health care the day of their deaths, a family member says.
National City delays towing contract award amid questions over recommended companies
Council votes 4-1 to extend current agreements and revisit the contracts Nov. 17 after scrutiny of a top-ranked bidder’s suspension by the city of San Diego.
Mexico breaks ground on new desalination plant in Rosarito to bolster region’s water supply
Construction of the desalination plant is expected to last three years and will supply water to Tijuana, Ensenada and Rosarito.
Is Southern California, not New York City, America’s rental hotspot?
Tenant Talk column: 9.1 million people live in rental housing in Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Meanwhile, New York City has 5.3 million.