Fletcher apologized for his actions but denied he committed any crimes.
Plus: more information on last fall's San Diego Unified data breach.
The average price per gallon has dropped more than $1.60 since rising to a record $6.44 in October.
"This is no longer the job that these folks applied for and did the last few years," Deputy Superintendent Fabiola Bagula said.
"San Diego plays an essential role in advancing fusion technology," Gloria said after the tour.
Since Title 42 went into place, Customs and Border Protection has turned away more than 3 million asylum seekers.
Since Title 42 went into effect three years ago, Customs and Border Protection has turned away more than 3 million asylum seekers.
News in brief for Wednesday, May 10.
Jacobs represents the 51st Congressional District in central San Diego County.
Glass Lewis on Wednesday recommended Illumina shareholders support two of Carl Icahn‘s board nominees.
Since 1969, every eight years, California has required all local governments to plan to meet the housing needs of everyone in the community.
The campgrounds would include amenities such as bathrooms, meals and connections to services.
The project is called Seaside Ridge, and it would be located on an ocean bluff site near Del Mar’s Dog Beach.
Unsheltered homelessness downtown and areas just outside it hit a new record last month.
The crash occurred at 9:43 p.m. Friday at the intersection of North Escondido Boulevard and West Lincoln Avenue.
Rear Adm. Kurt J. Rothenhaus will be assigned to Arlington, Va. for his new post.
The one-time, $4,000 allocations are intended to help low-income people who live the 39 county zip codes hit the hardest by COVID-19.
A special election is coming, a possible influx of migrants could test the region’s resources and big shake ups at San Diego Unified.
“As I look across this room I see the faces of America,” Atty. Gen. Bonta said. “I see your beautiful diversity.”
The Recovery Action Fund for Tomorrow, or RAFT, will distribute payments to families and seniors who qualify.
The 2023-24 plan also would invest in core services such as roads, fire protection and parks.
The "Invested in Community" budget is $745.8 million larger than last year's budget, a 10.1% increase.
Amy Reichert challenged embattled San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher last year in the District 4 race.
Fletcher, who is in an out-of-state treatment facility, is planning to officially step down from his seat on May 15.
The state’s plan to transition to zero emission vehicles has some worried that it could disrupt a crucial trade corridor.
The former Republican lawmaker blasted the National Public Radio podcast claim as “a damn lie” and “made out of whole cloth.”
“Fair and competitive pay will ensure we have the workers to provide the level of service San Diegans expect and deserve.”
"Fair and competitive pay will ensure we have the workers to provide the level of service San Diegans expect and deserve," the Mayor said.
A series of questions of a proposal to ban encampments in most public spaces revealed a new chapter in response to homelessness.
The MOU is an agreement among the ports of San Diego, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Hueneme (in Ventura County) and Oakland.
The council approved the draft ordinance with several amendments.
The bill would also update conservatorship laws to include substance-use disorder as a factor in addition to mental illness.
Senate Bill 31 has been stalled in the committee since March 28 after a party-line vote.
No action was taken, but dozens of members of the public and the city councilmembers were given chances to speak.
The Ordinance, should it pass, will provide protection to renters from eviction if they continue to pay rent and comply with their lease.
San Diego's revised budget is scheduled to be completed by May 18.
In this week’s episode we’ve got clips from Councilman Kent Lee, Councilman Stephen Whitburn and Mayor Todd Gloria’s staff.
Groups lined up this week to flag concerns. Some are talking about amendments, litigation and a ballot measure.
Nearly all of the preventable accidents involved six city departments.