A state law passed last year allowed members of the public to take photos of court records instead of paying steep copying fees. San Diego County Superior Court is only now coming into compliance.
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In a forum on KPBS’ Midday Edition, City Councilmembers Marcus Bush and Jose Rodriguez discussed new protections for renters and raising the minimum wage. -
The vote was prompted last week after a local developer floated the idea of building one near Old Town in the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command site — known as NAVWAR. -
For weeks, Republican Steve Hilton has tried every trick in the book to boost his candidacy in the California governor’s race. It doesn’t appear to have made a big difference. -
In District 2, former Coronado Mayor Richard Bailey faces Deputy City Attorney Nicole Crosby for the right to represent Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Mission Bay, Midway, Bay Park and Clairemont. Councilwoman Jennifer Campbell is termed out. -
The San Diego County Parks and Recreation Department earned the highest national recognition for park and recreation agencies in September when it received re-accreditation, county officials announced this weekend. -
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.
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