New County Treasurer-Tax Collector Takes Oath Of Office

Lawrence Cohen was sworn in by Chair Terra Lawson-Remer at Tuesday's county Board of Supervisors' meeting.

Morning Report: Balboa Park Parking Isn't The Gold Mine The City Hoped

A staff report says the paid parking plan could result in a budgetary shortfall of $9.6 million.

Military Spending Makes Up 22.2% Of Regional Economy, Down From Previous Years

"San Diego's defense community continues to be one of the most dynamic and stabilizing forces in our economy."

Applicants Sought For 2026-27 San Diego County Grand Jury

Qualified county residents must apply by Jan. 9.

County Jail Population Spikes Post-Proposition 36

The past four years, the sheriff’s office reports that its average tally of people in its custody has hovered around 3,900.

Flights Cut, Delayed Across SoCal, U.S. Due To Government Shutdown

San Diego International Airport is the third busiest airfield in California and 25th in the nation.

County Supervisors OK Agreement For Home Decarbonization Plan

The board voted in favor of an agreement with LA County on a program that features the voluntary use of energy-efficient home appliances.

County Supervisors Demand Assistance On SNAP Funding

Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer said it is the administration's legal, ethical and moral duty to release the SNAP funding.

County Supervisors Select Lawrence Cohen As Treasurer-Tax Collector

Lawrence Cohen was chosen as San Diego County's next treasurer-tax collector.

County Supervisors Vote To Find More Money For Prop 36 Requirements

The board called on the state to fully fund local implementation of Proposition 36, a crime-related measure approved by voters last year.

How San Diego County Voted On Proposition 50

The county election results signal voters may be tiring of President Trump's tactics and are willing to fight fire with fire.

CA's Nov. 4 Election: What's On The Ballot, How To Cast Your Vote In San Diego County

As of Oct. 20, there were 2,019,776 registered voters in San Diego County.

Military Bands Cancel San Diego Fleet Week Appearances Due To Shutdown

The government shutdown prompted military bands to cancel their appearances at San Diego Fleet Week.

San Diego To Mark Removal Anniversary Of Massive 'Island' Homeless Encampment

San Diego will mark the first anniversary of the removal of a massive encampment in the San Diego Riverbed.

Border Report: Mexico Returns To Tough-On-Organized-Crime Approach Under US Pressure

Experts weighed in on the pros and cons of the Mexican president’s current strategy in fighting cartels and drug trafficking.

County Confirms CalFresh Benefits Will Be Delayed For 395,000 In November

More than 395,000 people in nearly 240,000 households receive CalFresh benefits in San Diego County, based on income

County Officials Propose Behavioral Health Wellness Campus

The campus would be aimed at preventing patients from winding up in an emergency room or living on the street.

Judge Set To Throw Out City's Suit To Stop La Jolla Independence Push

The court ruled the city of San Diego’s lawsuit to stop the Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFC) violated the state’s anti-SLAPP laws.

Environmental Powerhouse Seeks To Bridge Racial, Class Divide In South County

The Sierra Club has launched an effort to expand its presence in diverse, working-class South San Diego County. It hasn’t been easy.

Supervisors Agree To Buy $38M Firehawk Helicopter From SDG&E

The decision comes as California and the county enter peak wildfire season.

County Supervisors Advance Two Immigration-Related Proposals

One sets guidelines on permitting federal authorities to enter county facilities, and the other deals with people impersonating officers.

County Supervisors Vote Down Home Ownership Proposal

Opponents during the board meeting said the wording of Supervisor Jim Desmond's proposal seemed to single out certain minority groups.

Newsom Kills Glitter, Microbead Ban Bill Authored By SD Lawmaker

A locally authored bill would have banned the sale of certain exfoliants in personal care products and glitter.

County's Pharmacy Chief Also Works At A Law Firm

Emily Do joined county government after working almost five years in the state public health department, according to her LinkedIn profile.

Registrar Of Voters Changes Course

After decades of imposing a strict, unforgiving interpretation of compliance, the Registrar of Voters has quietly updated its guidance.

Many Government Offices To Close Monday For Indigenous Peoples' Day

Indigenous Peoples' Day, formerly Columbus Day, is observed annually on the second Monday in October.

Newsom Signs Sweeping Housing Bill Allowing Taller, Denser Housing In San Diego

The law overrides local zoning standards, allowing taller and more dense housing near specific transit stops in San Diego.

Farmers Say Supervisor's Sewage Efforts Cost Them Their Livelihood

The board voted to end its role as manager of the garden and evict the gardeners at its most recent board meeting on September 10.

County Waives Fees For Disaster Recovery

East County residents impacted by the Coches Fire in Lakeside Sep. 8 are eligible for several fee waivers.

Ballots Headed To San Diego County Voters For Nov. 4 Special Election

More than 2 million of the ballots are being mailed to registered voters, along with an "I Voted" sticker.

Over $1.1M Available In Unclaimed Funds In San Diego County

Does San Diego County owe you money? The Treasurer-Tax Collector's Office has $1.139 million in unclaimed funds.

2 County Supervisors Propose Special Subcommittee On Fiscal Planning

They warned without a local plan, local services like emergency response, mental health and food assistance could be left vulnerable.

San Diego County Supervisors Strengthen Law Enforcement Oversight Board

The group is comprised of 11 volunteer members from all five supervisory districts.

All Eyes On Mayor As San Diego's Chief Financial Officer Gets Job At Port

The city of San Diego's chief financial officer, Matt Vespi, is headed to the Port of San Diego.

2 County Supervisors Propose Special Subcommittee On Fiscal Planning

"A budget is a moral document, and when we cut lifelines to the vulnerable, we bankrupt the compassion that defines public service."

State Awards 4 San Diego County Housing Developments Nearly $60M

The funds are part of over $141 million slated in awards intended to reduce homelessness and increase housing availability across the state.

Supervisor Lawson-Remer Urges San Diegans To Prepare For Food Benefit Cuts

The county is developing a notification plan to allow those who might lose benefits advance knowledge before the program is slashed.

State Officials Issue New Citrus Quarantine In Northern San Diego County

A citrus quarantine was issued this week for northern San Diego County and part of Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.

San Diego County Supervisors Block Major Use Permit For Sand Mine Project

A Jamul resident said approving the mine would be the "Tijuana sewage crisis 2.0."

County Supervisors Vote 3-2 To Change Budget Reserves Formula

The board increases the county's recognized emergency reserves from $692 million to $1.327 billion, according to the proposal's sponsors.