"I appreciate the City Council's unanimous ratification of the temporary moratorium on data center development," Gloria said. "This is a necessary and responsible step to make sure any development does not outpace our responsibility to protect San Diegans.
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In 2024, San Diego and National City were selected for the state's "Reconnecting Communities" program. But the program was left unfunded until this year. -
The suspension will run through Friday, affecting service between Oceanside and the Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo Station. Orange County Line trains will operate only between Los Angeles Union Station and Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo. -
The centers are opening just a few days after federal officials announced charges for four green card holders who allegedly cast fraudulent votes in San Diego County in 2024. -
A San Diego County Grand Jury spent months analyzing the safety and convenience of biking in the city. Its report calls for a new approach to installing bike lanes. -
The moratorium will head before the San Diego City Council on Monday. If passed, it would temporarily pause data center development within city limits until the city can develop regulations. -
Father Joe’s Villages opened up a new day center at their main campus in downtown San Diego on Oct. 1, carving out a section of the Joan Kroc Center. The day before, the Neil Good Day Center closed its doors after more than three decades of serving unhoused San Diegans. -
The lawsuit claims that the utility failed to maintain various electrical equipment on one of its circuits, “which were at risk of failing.” -
Fall finally felt like fall in the San Diego area Thursday as a mild October storm moved through, delivering a long-awaited cool- down to the region along with widespread showers. -
A San Diego Superior court ruling allows Rady Children’s Hospital to turn away some new patients seeking gender-affirming care amid a legal battle with the state. -
Jail staff and paramedics tried in vain to revive Dean before pronouncing him dead at the scene, sheriff's Lt. Juan Marquez said.
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