Encinitas to sharply raise developer impact fees
Charges that fund new park, community building and roadway construction projects to increase by 300 to 500 percent, in some cases
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Iran condemns US strikes as a show of ‘bad faith’ and warns of consequences
Iran has denounced U.S. strikes in southern Iran as a sign of “bad faith and unreliability” amid ongoing negotiations to end the war.
Oceanside commission says go slow on state’s transit-oriented housing
Seven Sprinter rail stations could be affected by new law easing residential development
Cornyn tries to hold on to Texas Senate seat in runoff with Paxton, the latest test of Trump’s power
By THOMAS BEAUMONT and JESSE BEDAYN PLANO, Texas (AP) — Texans are choosing a Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Tuesday’s runoff election, bringing to a close the extended, bitter and expensive primary where President Donald Trump weighed in late to tip the race in another effort to rid the GOP of leaders less devoted […]
Here’s how much San Diego County’s top school leaders are paid
The county’s highest-paid superintendent was paid nearly $500,000, and three departing superintendents got unusually large sums in ‘other pay.’
Trump will see doctors for his annual physical. What the public finds out is up to him
President Donald Trump is scheduled to get his annual physical on Tuesday, putting his health back under public scrutiny.
Owner of Escondido ‘Trump House’ dies from injuries suffered in assault
Kerry Sheron, 69, the owner of the “Trump House” who was attacked last week in front of his home, died at a hospital Sunday night
A least one killed in El Cajon crash
The person who reported the crash told the CHP they heard an explosion and saw flames.
Carlsbad reviews balanced budget and big reserve fund for 2026-27
Council members praise staff for ‘living within our means’ on $249 million
Chula Vista council approves $80 million bond issuance for Otay Ranch affordable housing project
The Chula Vista City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize the issuance of up to $80 million in tax-exempt bonds to finance a 270-unit affordable housing development in the city’s southeast quarter.