San Diego County is making data on homeless services more accessible to the public. A new online dashboard can show what progress is being made to solve homelessness.
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After Rady announced last month that it would no longer offer surgeries and other treatments such as puberty blockers, the California Attorney General's Office sued the provider, alleging that it was ending services unlawfully. -
Express lanes are open to solo drivers willing to pay a toll, while carpoolers can use them for free or at a discount. Today, traffic in the HOV lanes is often as bad as the rest of the freeway. -
California has long struggled with providing enough affordable housing, especially for people looking to buy their own home. -
The newly formed San Diego RV Residents Union delivered Valentine’s Day cards to the city council Tuesday, pleading for help. -
Some Imperial Beach residents are excited that they don't have to travel to other cities for nutritious food options. -
San Diego Gas & Electric customers started their year off with higher energy bills. What questions do you have about your bill? -
The new dashboard aims to give residents a clearer view into the homelessness situation in the County of San Diego. -
For the San Diego African American Museum of Fine Arts, not having a building leads to an out-of-the-box approach to its exhibitions. -
Handle with care. That’s the message from gold medalist Breezy Johnson at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics after she and other athletes found their medals broke within hours. -
Gary Kendrick, an El Cajon city councilman since 2002, announced Tuesday he has formally left the Republican Party and will run for reelection as a Democrat.
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