Casa Familiar opens La Semilla Community Resiliency Center, a hub for residents during climate-related emergencies
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San Diegans could get a little break from scorching temperatures through the middle of this week. -
From trees to breasts and fluffy sea creatures, there's a ton of great visual art to see around San Diego through the end of summer. -
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law expanding privacy protections to people who work with immigrants. Republicans characterized it as a threat to the First Amendment. -
In a tentative decision earlier this month, Imperial County Superior Court Judge Jeffrey Jones said county officials failed to prove data centers posed a public health or safety threat. -
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Sal Veder, who was known for his iconic image “Burst of Joy,” has died. -
Lawmakers say the Medi-Cal program needs $10 million to pay for gender-affirming care for minors after the Trump administration cut funding. Parents of transgender children say the state should have prepared sooner to prevent gaps in care. -
The San Diego City Council's Rules Committee unanimously approved an ordinance today that would maintain free parking at local beaches and Mission Bay "in perpetuity." -
An average of 80 animals enter the Humane Society's care daily, and the shelter is currently housing nearly 1,900 animals. -
With its capacity for dogs already at 171%, the San Diego Humane Society took in 103 animals on Tuesday, prompting organization officials to ask for the public's help Wednesday finding homes for the shelter residents. -
San Diego's eight golf courses that are leased to private operators could be producing more revenue for city services, auditors found.
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