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Slow warming is likely to begin during the weekend with greater warming for next week. -
Volunteers flocked to San Diego County beaches Wednesday to clean up the mess left by Fourth of July beachgoers, collecting 2,832 pounds of trash. -
The following is a guide to which services are affected by the holiday closures and those still operating on a normal schedule, said city spokesman Jose Ysea. Typical operations resume on Wednesday. -
SDSU had faced a deadline of late Friday night to give a one-year notice of withdrawal without having its exit fee doubled from approximately $17 million to about $34 million. -
Essential services such as emergency animal control and law enforcement will continue as normal, according to the county. -
Unpaid bills will go into default Saturday — and receive additional penalties of 1.5% each month. -
Friday is the deadline for San Diego County residents to pay their property taxes without incurring additional penalties, Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister said Tuesday. -
San Diego County supervisors unanimously approved a proclamation Tuesday declaring a state of emergency due to pollution and sewage flowing across the U.S.-Mexico border. -
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an $8.17 billion 2023-24 budget Tuesday. -
The Advisory Board told the City Council that it should reject SDPD’s plan to start using streetlight cameras to observe and deter crime.
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