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The new county park, which has been in the works for at least six years, gives 4S Ranch residents the only off-leash dog park in a 5-mile radius, according to county officials
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Foot traffic resumes on iconic wooden structure 15 days after fire destroyed restaurant
Left-handed hitting third baseman delivered walk-off win in San Diego’s first game at Petco Park in 2004
It’s still unclear what federal investigators are examining, but the regional planning agency has come under fire over tolling failures on state Route 125
The Sheriff’s Department was not willing to discuss the new agreement, which comes after it cited its stark deficiencies identified by internal controls
Supervisors move ahead with CAO selection process that doesn’t include labor’s favored candidate, despite rally, letters and mailers aimed at Democratic board chair Nora Vargas
Toni Segura and Blair Soper had each spent several years working as deputy public defenders in San Diego County. Segura was tapped last year to be a court commissioner.
In a decision blasted by some but supported by others, the California Public Utilities Commission implements Assembly Bill 205
QuidelOrtho’s new CEO started this week and joined investors during the local diagnostic company’s first-quarter earnings call
Gloria Ciriza has been an assistant superintendent in the county education office since 2021 and has previously worked at Chula Vista Elementary School District
The cost of cleaning Alpha Project’s tent at 16th and Newton following January’s historic storm is still unknown
The San Diego County Affordable Housing Needs Report says funding is down for subsidized housing and more homeless options are needed
The federal ruling upholding AB 173 is in line with a similar ruling by a state appellate court last year. Both lawsuits were filed San Diego.
Unincorporated Campo has been for sale since 2019 with no buyer. A new real estate team hopes to get the job done
New industry report finds that staffing and sales are up, but wages are down. Insurance challenges aren’t sparing the wine industry.
The mayor’s proposed budget would take $6 million in projected surplus from the city’s ambulance fund. But projections have been off so far — and the independent budget analyst just cautioned against such a move.
Judge Howard Shore was moved to civil division after 25 years hearing criminal cases following series of challenges by San Diego County Public Defender’s Office
In a $100 million lawsuit, residents say city leaders knew for years that Chollas Creek and stormwater infrastructure around it were in urgent need of attention
The Australian brothers and their San Diego friend were ambushed at a remote Baja California campsite in a robbery, according to evidence presented in court Wednesday
All graduating students will have to pass through metal detectors, a practice that was imposed for ticketed visitors last year
