Toni Atkins Was Voted Next Assembly Speaker

Toni Atkins, now the majority leader, is expected to succeed Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, sometime this spring.

President Obama Is Coming to San Diego County, Tickets to Fundraiser Are $10K

The fundraiser is set for May 8 and will benefit the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

100 Places Offering Free Tax Help in San Diego County

People wishing to use the free service should call 2-1-1 to make an appointment at a site near them.

Democratic Delegation Applaud Inclusion of San Ysidro Port of Entry Funding in President’s Budget

The San Diego Democratic Delegation, along with business leaders in the region have promised to continue working together to fight for the completion of the San Ysidro Land Port of Entry expansion project.

Water Contact Closure Expanded to Silver Strand and Coronado Beaches

Court Now Offers 'One Day Divorce' Service in SD County

The goal is to have parties leave the courtroom with the final divorce judgment in their hands.

Attorney General Appeals Concealed-Gun Ruling

If the Ninth Circuit's ruling is allowed to take effect, officials throughout the state could be required to issue concealed-carry permits based on nothing more than the applicant's assertion that they wish to carry a gun for self-defense.

County Hosts Contest to Develop Program or App to Improve Public Health Info

Drought: California Needs 'March Miracle' of 10 Inches of Rain

Experts give their assessment today at a webcast from the Aquarium of the Pacific.

Looking for a Job? City of Coronado Is Hiring

Job listings including building inspector, police officer and pool lifeguard

Caltrans Reopens Turn Lanes on Silver Strang Highway

San Diego County Resident to Run for CA Lieutenant Governor

Ron Nehring, of San Diego, is the first Republican to join the race.

San Diego County Closures for Presidents Day

Court to Allow San Diego County Journalist Right to Carry a Concealed Weapon

In San Diego County, residents must pass a training course and show valid reasons for needing a concealed weapon.

Q&A on Paid Parking in Coronado

The City of Coronado recently released the following short Q&A on paid parking.

Environmental Groups Give Assemblywoman Toni Atkins Good Grade

Assemblywoman Toni Atkins represents coastal San Diego County from Imperial Beach and Coronado through Solana Beach.

City Seeks Bids for Pedestrian Signals and 10th St. Reconfiguration Project

Jail Population Swells in San Diego County

While the number of annual bookings into local detention centers has dropped in recent years, the average daily inmate population ballooned from 102 percent of overall jail capacity in 2011 to 113 percent in 2012, according to a study.

Congressman Peters Decries Water-Planning Bill Short-Sighted [Video]

SD County Approves Raises for Sheriff's Deputies

Vigil to Oppose Keystone Pipleine Construction To Be Held in Downtown SD

Protesters are set to gather Monday night outside of the Federal Building in downtown San Diego Monday at 6 p.m.

SD County Considers New Restrictions on Flight Schools Regarding Foreign Students

Did You Miss the State of the County Address? Watch it Online [Video]

Chairwoman Dianne Jacob Gives 2014 State of the County Address

Baking Program Gives South County Inmates Recipe for Success [Video]

VIDEO: Dignitaries Crack Whip, Break Ground to Start Construction on I-5

A $249 million project seeks to alleviate traffic jams through San Clemente, especially on the weekends.

Supervisor Jacob to Deliver State of County Address

Border Patrol Drone Crashed by Controllers After Developing Problem

A Customs and Border Patrol flight crew deliberately crashed the $12 million, unmanned Predator B aircraft into the ocean approximately 20 miles southwest of San Diego. The agency's other drones were grounded as a result.

Coronado Has Several Board and Commission Vacancies

Two Coronado Police Officers Honored for Lifesaving Efforts

Senior Officer Bill Canet and Officer Sherri Mannello were recognized last week in Coronado.

City Keeps Historic Designation of Tenth Street Home

The house was built in 1898 and may have served as worker housing for employees of the Hotel del Coronado.

Coronado Homeowner Tangled in Illegal Campaign Donation Case

Peters Reiterates Support for Roe v. Wade Ruling on 41st Anniversary

Peters said he would fight to ensure that women can make their own reproductive choices "without the interference of Washington politicians."

City Extends Permits to Allow Outdoor Dining at Orange Avenue Restaurants

The permits allow Sapori, Saiko Sushi, Nicky Rottens and the Firehouse property to offer outdoor dining.

Atkins Ready to 'Get to Work' To Become Assembly Speaker

Toni Atkins Could Be Next Assembly Speaker

Atkins, now the majority leader in the lower chamber of the state Legislature, would succeed Assemblyman John Perez, D-Los Angeles.

Covered California Targets ‘Young Invincibles’

Nearly 9 out of 10 Californians who’ve signed up through the exchange have received a federal subsidy. Individuals who make less than $46,000 a year are eligible.

In Defense Of Controversial Surveillance Program, Obama Points To San Diego

California Governor Declares Drought State Of Emergency

Brown called for a collaborative effort to restrain water use, urging Californians to conserve in every way possible.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday Schedule for City Offices and Facilities

San Diego County Giving Out Free Tents for Filling Out Disaster Preparedness Plan