County Supervisors Vote In Favor Of Federal Budget Readiness Plan

The board voted in favor of an amended proposal directing county staff to prepare for anticipated cost shifts in the federal budget.

San Diego Area Leaders React To U.S. Bombing Of Iran

The county's congressional delegation was offering criticism and praise this weekend after the U.S. military bombed three nuclear sites.

Morning Report: Escondido's New Tax Hasn't Solved Budget Deficit

Escondido is getting a bigger-than-expected infusion of tax money from its recently-passed one-cent sales tax.

San Diego Unified Has A New (Permanent) Superintendent

San Diego Unified's board voted unanimously on Wednesday to appoint Interim Superintendent Fabiola Bagula to a permanent role.

County Supervisor Candidates Discuss Homelessness During Virtual Forum

More than 9,000 county residents experience homelessness across the region on any given night, according to Father Joe's Villages.

San Diego County Registrar: District 1 Residents Should Vote Early For Special Election

The county registrar sent more than 335,000 reminder postcards to registered voters in District 1 who hadn't voted as of June 11.

2 Weeks Left For San Diego County Property Owners To Pay Taxes Before Penalties

San Diego County property taxes were due in two installments. The first date was in December and the second was in April.

San Diego 'No Kings' Demonstrations Largely Peaceful, Police Say

No arrests or property damage was reported after tens of thousands of San Diego area residents joined nationwide "No Kings" Day protests.

Tens of Thousands Likely to Take To Streets in `No Kings' Actions, Protests

The nationwide protest of President Donald Trump's policies coincides with his birthday Saturday.

San Diego Lawsuit Challenges Trump Shutdown of Asylum Processing at Border

The lawsuit argues the administration illegally shut down asylum processing at ports of entry.

San Diego City Council Avoids A Whole Lotta Budget Cuts, For Now

The San Diego City Council voted 7-2 Tuesday to approve a budget that avoided many previously threatened cuts to library and lake hours.

Ex-City COO Set To Get More In Settlement Than Severance Would Have Been

Attorney Eric Dargan says he has reached a tentative settlement with the city worth more than the three months’ severance he sought.

Ex-City COO Set To Get More In Settlement Than Severance Would Have Been

Eric Dargan says he has reached a tentative settlement with the city worth more than the three months’ severance he sought.

3 Weeks Left For San Diego County Property Owners To Pay Taxes Before Penalties

Last month, the Treasurer-Tax Collector's Office sent 41,032 notices to property owners who did not pay all their property taxes.

San Diego-Based Group Calls Out Arrest, Detention Of Afghan Soldier

The man, whose name was unavailable, "had previously been granted asylum protections," the group said.

County Supervisors OK Resolution Opposing NIH Cuts

The cuts are part of an effort by President Donald Trump's administration to make the government more efficient.

Aguirre Shifts On Sanctuary Policy

In a January interview with Voice of San Diego, Aguirre shared a different view, calling the county sanctuary policy “a mistake.”

County Supervisors Get Public Feedback On Proposed Budget

Budget deliberations and adoption are scheduled for June 24.

County Supervisors OK Nearly $30M For New Treatment Facilities

Voting on consent, the board approved $29.8 million for construction to start on the Substance Use Recovery & Treatment Services facility.

County Water Authority, MWD Settle Legal Dispute Over Water Exchange

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California and the San Diego County Water Authority settled a legal dispute spanning 15 years.

San Diego Elected Officials Denounce Immigration Raid In South Park

Armed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents detained four people in an operation.

Sen. Booker Demands Federal Action On Tijuana River Pollution Crisis

"No one should be forced to breathe toxic air and swim in sewage," Sen. Cory Booker said.

Sen. Booker To Join South Bay Politicians Over Tijuana River Pollution

The visit from the Senator comes the day after a UCSD report found dangerous chemical compounds are present in the water and off the coast.

Supervisors Advance Possible Grazing Policy Change

The proposal would exempt sustainable cattle-grazing from a grading and clearing ordinance, and expand ranching operations on county land.

Supervisors OK Grant To Clean Up Tijuana River Valley Regional Park

The board approved a $2.35 million grant and related contract that will allow the U.S. Navy to rehabilitate 20 acres within the park.

County Supervisors OK Funding Shift For Homeless Program

The board voted to shift money from a shelter project in the community of Lakeside to a sleeping cabins site in the city of Lemon Grove.

EPA Fast-Tracks South Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion

The expansion has now been fast-tracked for completion in 100 days.

Supervisor, Local Doctors, Patients Urge No Health Agency Cuts

San Diego is the third-largest recipient of NIH funding in the country, a statement from Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer's office read.

County Supervisors Crack Down On Unsafe Encampments

The ordinance is set to take effect in 30 days, according to Supervisor Joel Anderson's office.

Trump Administration Agrees To Pay Family Of Slain Capitol Rioter $5M

Taxpayers will pay the family of a San Diego woman shot climbing through the broken window of a barricaded door during the insurrection.

Reminders Sent To San Diego County Property Owners To Pay Taxes

The San Diego County Treasurer-Tax Collector's Office sent 41,032 notices to property owners who did not pay all their property taxes.

Morning Report: Three City Things To Watch

The city of San Diego has a lot of unresolved questions right now. Here are three big ones to watch.

Grossmont Board Gives Final ‘Yes,' To Layoffs, Inks Six Figure Resignation Settlement With Chief Of Staff

They also approved a settlement agreement with a district administrator whose journey back to Grossmont sparked concerns of conflict.

Why San Diego Unified Trustee Richard Barrera Wants To Be State Supe

From Trump to literacy curriculum, here’s how the trustee would approach Cal's superintendent of public instruction position if elected.

Supervisors Request Strengthening Of Unsafe Camping Ordinance

The board asked for a strengthened version of the unsafe camping ordinance covering unincorporated areas.

County Supervisors OK Plans For 2 Affordable Housing Projects

The board approved two affordable housing projects on county-owned surplus land for senior citizens and families in Escondido and San Diego.

County Supervisors OK Conditional Funding For Housing Project

The proposed housing is a partnership of the San Diego city and county governments, and the San Diego Housing Commission.

Lauded Arts Program Faces Uncertain Future

A nationwide pullback in philanthropic support is clouding the future for National City’s award-winning A Reason to Survive arts program.

County Budget Reserves Proposal Fails After Supervisor Vote

The board rejected a proposal to tap into the county's reserve funds to prevent cuts to services being threatened by a budget crunch.

County Releases $8.62B Recommended Budget, $85.8M More Than 2024

The proposed budget comes as the county faces uncertainty driven by the economy and actions out of Washington, D.C.