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La Jolla Turns in the Signatures; Now What?
We pulled this post from the Politics Report. Read more here. The Association for the City of La Jolla turned in 8,000 ...
Fewer primaries, more languages, new tie-breakers: Here’s how San Diego election law could change
SAN DIEGO — San Diego may soon make some notable changes to how the city conducts elections, including possibly reducing how ...
Cooler, Wetter Weather Expected to Displace Warming Trend By Mid-Week
For Tuesday through Friday, a low pressure system to the north will direct moisture from an atmospheric river into California ...
San Diego border crossings have declined—but ICE keeps moving migrants around the country
One by one, an ICE attorney asked Partida to move the detainees’ cases to courts closer to their new locations. All of the ...
What are some of the deadliest plane crashes in California's history?
Two separate plane crashes in Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia occurred as one tragic crash in California reached its 25th ...
Carlsbad gets $3 million grant to help homeless people living in vehicles
Carlsbad accepted a $3 million state grant last week to help find shelter for homeless individuals and families living in ...
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States and counties weigh safety risks of much-needed energy storage
A massive fire in California comes amid a debate over where to install batteries essential for storing up wind and solar ...
Dense fog advisory for Southern California until Monday morning, according to the NWS
On Monday at 3:53 a.m. a dense fog advisory was issued by the NWS San Diego CA in effect until 10 a.m. The advisory is for ...
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Morning Report: Supe Candidate Promises ‘Common Sense’ Change
Chula Vista Mayor John McCann knows that the odds – or at least the voter registration numbers –  aren’t in his favor as he ...
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UCSD Trump Tariff simulation: Wages would rise, but prices would rise higher
Wages would rise, but prices would rise higher. But not much would be happening in the next few weeks- they say it might take a year for you to really feel the impact.
What Do Leading San Diego Republicans Think of Trump’s Acts? Most Won’t Say
Times of San Diego separately emailed a survey to every member of the San Diego County Republican Central Committee and top ...