San Diego County’s Measure A would let supervisors remove the public defender and other key officials without cause, alarming some attorneys.

Residents in south Oceanside put up a gate between them and Cavalier Mobile Estates next door. Mobile home park residents say it blocks them in.

The former San Diego staffer claimed her firing was retaliation by the mayor’s chief of staff for getting her romantic partner demoted.

Warmer ocean temperatures, higher sea levels and stronger storms supercharged by El Niño could all affect San Diego’s coastline.

Armed with housing data and complaints, this San Diegan is looking for apartment complexes converted into short-term rentals.

The organization was awarded a $500,000 grant from the foundation as one of its newest grantees.

A group of Carlsbad residents are fighting to keep land along the coast for a park instead of luxury townhomes.

Leslie Wang's Wealthplus has the highest amount of wage theft judgments levied against an employer in San Diego County.

South Bay Union Superintendent Jose Espinoza has made deeply unpopular decisions for the school district: close campuses and lay off staff.

The U.S. Supreme Court left an injunction in place, preventing USPS from enforcing new mail-ballot requirements in the 2026 midterm election.

Research published by Brown University found that roughly 1 in 8 adolescents have turned to AI chatbots for help with their mental health.

Border Patrol and CBP have held migrant families with kids in facilities far longer than a 72-hour government standard for detention.

inewsource asked officials representing San Diego's Chollas Creek neighborhoods about cancer-causing chemicals at the Market Creek Plaza site.

Oceanside Councilmember Rick Robinson accepted a campaign donation and voted on a permit for the donor. He later returned some of the money.

San Diego housing officials for years approved rent increases without first ensuring they complied with state law. That has changed.

As the city faces financial threats, plans to redevelop the National City bayfront could be more important than ever.

San Diego said it’s a longstanding interpretation. Petco Park neighbors who are suing over Gallagher Square concert noise aren’t so sure.

A year of San Diego parking citations shows where drivers are most likely to get tickets, from Ski Beach to downtown meters.

Flock cameras are used at nine Oceanside intersections under a contract dating to 2021. The City Council approved $30,000 to maintain them.

Sheriff Kelly Martinez lets Customs and Border Protection use a firing range in Otay Mesa despite a Board of Supervisors' vote against it.

Chemicals seep up from the earth in homes and one of San Diego’s few and highly-frequented grocery stores in an underserved neighborhood.

The Capistrano neighborhood in Oceanside has been closed due to security threats three times this year. Residents are fed up.

Candidates running for mayor and two City Council seats in National City answered audience questions on housing, wages and job growth.

San Diego's spiraling payouts and costs stemming from lawsuits – especially those against the Police Department — is getting a closer look.

A city spokesperson said staff “identified the conflict” while reviewing the developer’s pre-application last year.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested nearly 2,000 people in San Diego and Imperial counties in July, up from 1,300 in June.

Fisher Sand & Gravel Co. won a $574 million contract for border wall construction in the Jacumba Wilderness in September. It's now $1.2 billion.

San Diego County is lacking safe, connected bike routes as e-bike use surges. They’re critical for reducing injuries, experts say.

Staff say switching to Flock Safety for the southern San Diego County police drone program would save $1.2 million annually.

Four of San Diego’s 10 most-ticketed “daylighting” intersections have unmarked curbs yet parking citations are being issued by the hundreds.

Developers say the two-story homes on 17 acres currently just outside Escondido would help the city with its housing needs.

Predictive gambling markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket have allowed insiders to profit from sensitive information.

Balboa Park is the city's “crown jewel," but it's shadowed by massive deferred maintenance and not enough funding.

Renovations centered around accessibility. However, it led to a closure of a boxing program at the center.

License agreements among San Diego County, ICE and CBP allowed federal agents to use firing ranges in county control for years. No longer.

A high-voltage powerline through San Diego County called Golden Pacific Powerlink would be SDG&E’s largest project ever.

National City officials relied on its reserves for years, and at this pace, they could run dry by 2030, the new city manager says.

Poway Unified's Del Sur Elementary has delayed the first day of school. Elevated levels of mold spores were found in classrooms — again.

Oceanside voters are being asked to approve a new half-cent sales tax on top of a sales tax extension they approved in the last election.

HOME SICK, our massive reporting project in the Tijuana River Valley, received the Excellence in Innovation award.

Chula Vista staff said the Eastlake project also includes limiting hours and looking further at market demand and the impact on traffic.

Imperial County is reviewing options after an appeals court said it erred in approving Controlled Thermal Resources’ Hell’s Kitchen project.

San Diego County school districts received additional state funding as several face rising costs and declining student enrollment.

A San Diego County inspection report faults Otay Mesa Detention Center operator CoreCivic for not disclosing suspected tuberculosis cases.

The San Diego County Sheriff’s Office does not answer 911 calls fast enough. North County supervisor candidates say they want to fix that.