Mexican officials say border tunnel found near Otay Mesa port of entry
The tunnel was discovered Saturday and was said to be equipped with lighting, ventilation, and a sliding mechanism. It is located near the Otay Mesa border crossing.
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Hundreds of vacation-rental owners aren’t paying their taxes, costing San Diego County $10M every year
It’s the county’s single largest source of uncollected tax revenue — largely because it’s self-reported. That’s frustrating owners who have complied with the law.
‘Absolutely critical proportions’: Nearly 100,000 across San Diego County risk losing CalFresh under new rule
New federal work requirements take effect Monday for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, commonly known as food stamps.
Homeless outreach goes from HOT to HEART in Oceanside
City transitions from law enforcement to civilian focus led by social workers
La Mesa weighs parking options for downtown village
Seeking short-term solutions to the parking problem in La Mesa’s downtown village area, city leaders asked staff to analyze several proposed fixes.
Grant money sought to save lagoon on Carlsbad-Oceanside border
Restoration planned for California’s first ecological reserve, now slowly filling with sediment
He saw so much single-use, soft plastic lying around, this nonprofit founder wanted to clean it up
Matthew Clough is the founder and executive director of Plastic Beach, a San Diego nonprofit providing collection and recycling services to businesses and residents
Rift widens between San Diego County probation and independent review board. Is a court battle next?
Neither of the two San Diego County agencies appear close to budging — and the dispute may soon escalate.
They once delivered meals. Now they’re on the front line of patient safety.
The effort by UCSD, Southwestern College and Jewish Vocational Service is an example of the “upskilling” experts say is needed to meet demand for more health care workers
In a high-stakes race for Congress, Democrats vie to take on a well-known Republican in North County
With control of Congress on the line, the stakes may never have been higher in the newly-redrawn 48th Congressional District.