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In the 2026 general election, voters in the Ramona Municipal Water District will decide whether to amend an ordinance that limits how much money the water district can spend or borrow without first getting voter approval.
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In this 2026 General Election guide, explore an in-depth explanation of San Diego County's Measure A, including pros and cons, endorsements and key arguments to help voters make informed decisions. -
All people infected had previously received two doses of the MMR vaccine, according to San Diego County Public Health officials. -
The California Wolf Center plans to open a conservation and education center at a new property along Highway 79. -
The KPBS ofrenda is a way to remember and celebrate those we love. Whether you celebrate in private or public, we welcome you to honor someone you hold in your heart. -
Another resident is already suing for environmental reasons. But the resident filing this lawsuit said she wants to litigate the community's core issue with the development — racial discrimination and an unjust process. -
The local ACLU said the automated license plate readers violate constitutional privacy rights. -
An exhibit of mail art from the 1960s in San Ysidro; Trolley Dances brings dance to public transit; the San Diego Tijuana International Jazz Festival; Julieta Venegas; "This is Government" at Moxie; Japanese food and sake and more. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law Sunday requiring California community colleges with health centers to provide access to abortion medication starting in 2029. A previous law already requires public universities in California to offer abortion pills. -
Some school officials were confused about how they could and could not spend their arts education money. A new law provides more guidance. -
Local business leader refutes allegations that he received $10,000 for an illegal Avengers advertisement displayed on the Gaslamp marquee during Comic-Con.
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