National City adopts $89.1M budget, shrinks deficit amid ongoing reserve concerns
The city’s general fund reserves will shrink to roughly $500,000 by fiscal year’s end under the adopted budget.
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San Diego County should do more to protect people in jail, juvenile detention, watchdog says. Here’s what it recommends.
A new report recommends more medical equipment, outside reviews of jail deaths and body-worn cameras for probation officers.
Appellate court ruling imperils 3,000-home Fanita Ranch project in Santee
The fate of the long-discussed residential development is back in limbo
Krahel tightens grip on 2nd-place spot for county supervisor seat
Updated results boost Democrat’s chances of getting on the November ballot
Cruisin’ Grand returns to downtown Escondido
Weekly event features hot rods, muscle cars and other classics
Federal officials renew contract with operator of South Bay wastewater plant
Federal regulators extended Veolia’s contract to run a critical U.S.-Mexico border wastewater treatment plant, a sole-source deal that comes as the company faces multiple lawsuits over the facility’s operations.
San Diego judge orders DHS to allow county inspection of Otay Mesa immigrant detention center
The county has until June 17 to conduct the full public health inspection, which can include examining medical records and speaking to detainees.
County issues health warnings for Tijuana River Valley following sewage pipe collapse
A broken sewer pipe in Tijuana has overwhelmed a U.S. wastewater treatment plant and blanketed nearby communities with toxic fumes, renewing concerns about the region’s decades-long cross-border pollution crisis.
San Diego County launches 2 studies to measure toll of Tijuana River pollution
Efforts will measure air quality in South Bay communities and document economic damage from sewage crisis
USS Ashland returns to San Diego following lengthy deployment to Indo-Pacific
The 610-foot dock landing ship carried elements from Camp Pendleton’s 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit.