Trump orders banks to take a closer look at clients’ citizenship in new immigration enforcement move
Executive order mandates banks to scrutinize customer citizenship, sparking privacy concerns.
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Reward offered for arrest of vandal who destroyed locks at Patrick Henry High
A sticky substance was put on some 200 door locks at the school in San Diego’s San Carlos neighborhood, causing an estimated $70,000 in damage, officials said.
Chula Vista council delays vote on $4 million affordable housing commitment amid neighborhood concerns
Residents cite drainage, privacy and parking issues; project backers warn of June 30 funding deadline
After delays, San Diego County is now mandating low-income housing units. But it’s no silver-bullet fix.
The county has only permitted 28% of the units it needs to meet state housing targets for people with very-low incomes.
‘Celebrate Black culture in a meaningful way’ at art exhibition opening June 19
Imani Camara is a community organizer, photographer and artist, and curator of “Onyx: A Black Artist Exhibition” opening June 19 at Brokers Gallery in San Diego
Will a major update to California’s climate program affect what you pay at the pump?
For different reasons, oil companies and environmentalists don’t like changes made by the California Air Resources Board.
Tensions linger between Republicans and White House over the ‘anti-weaponization’ fund
The impasse with Trump over the “anti-weaponization” fund could be an inflection point as Republicans try to keep a majority in the midterms
San Diego aircraft carrier will lead huge military exercise off Hawaii instead to deploy to Middle East
Navy decides to let Navy carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt lead Rim of the Pacific military exercises.
In last forum of crowded council primary, candidates debate vacation rentals, pension debt and RV enforcement
The District 2 race’s seven candidates also debated how to deal with traffic congestion on the coast during large events.
Watch live: Hegseth is facing a new round of questioning from Congress on the Iran war and more
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing a new round of questioning from lawmakers in the House and Senate over the Iran war.