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Election Day surprise: Group begins formal process to recall Mayor Todd Gloria

Mayor Todd Gloria isn’t appearing on the ballot this Election Day, but an effort to oust him is moving forward. A group led by criminal justice advocate Genevieve Jones Wright published a Notice of Intent on Oct. 29 to recall Mayor Gloria, which now begins the recall process. The...

San Diego, CA · 3d

FOX 5 San Diego

Coastal Flood Advisory issued for San Diego County

A Coastal Flood Advisory has been issued for San Diego and Orange Counties, effective from early Friday through Tuesday, with expectations of minor to moderate flooding and dangerous rip currents.

San Diego County, CA · 2d

Times of San Diego

San Diego Weekend Guide Nov. 6-8: Raise a toast

School’s been back in session. The election is (mercifully) over. And we’re done with Dia De Los Muertos and Halloween. It’s fair to ask, “Now what?”. As it turns out, there’s still events literally all over the county – Southwestern College marks a milestone in Chula Vista; Ren Faire enthusiasts get one more weekend of fun in Escondido; foodies and wine enthusiasts are having their own bash at the Embarcadero, and Balboa Park will host a truly fab celebration, just to name a few.

Times of San Diego

Hidden history: Before Pioneer Park, it was Calvary Cemetery

Even though Halloween has passed, Pioneer Park in Mission Hills still has a few interesting stories that may give you the frights. Many people see Pioneer Park as a lovely place to relax with family, thanks to its green grass, tree-lined paths, and playground. It was not always this way.

San Diego, CA · 2d

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El Niño’s impact on San Diego’s coastline

With El Niño expected to influence Southern California’s weather this winter, coastal communities across San Diego County are preparing for the possibility of more powerful storms, damaging surf and worsening beach erosion. Recent storms and large waves have already taken a toll on parts of the county’s coastline,...

San Diego County, CA · 3d

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San Diego Nearly Doubles Resources to Address Homelessness Since 2019

SAN DIEGO — San Diego has nearly doubled the resources available to people experiencing homelessness since 2019, according to a recent report presented to the City Council. However, officials say the region still needs to strengthen programs that help residents avoid losing their homes. The city’s homelessness response system...

San Diego, CA · 3d

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San Diego faces $2.5M special election to fill District 5 city council seat

San Diego will hold a special election for its fifth district council seat following Marni von Wilpert's victory in the race for California's 48th congressional district.

San Diego, CA · 19h

Times of San Diego

Three new faces are set to join the City Council. All are Democrats, but that doesn’t mean they’ll vote in lockstep

This post has been updated to reflect new vote counts released on Friday, Nov. 6. Three new faces will likely sit behind the San Diego City Council dais in December — and soon after a fourth will join them with Marni Von Wilpert set to trade her District 5 seat for one in Congress.

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Oceanside sales tax inches closer to 'no' in new results

A new sales tax in Oceanside is still too close to call, but opponents may be breathing slightly easier than supporters after election results released Thursday evening. The new results show “no” on Measure S ahead by 440 votes after it had a 382-vote edge in the final tally on election night. More than 45,000 ballots have been tallied so far.

Oceanside, CA · 1d

ABC 10 News KGTV

Mira Mesa's Maddox Park to open Nov. 11 after years of delays

Mira Mesa's Maddox Park opens Nov. 11 with a dog park, playground and bathrooms after nearly 3 years of delays.

San Diego, CA · 17h

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In California, some towns are already dealing with impacts from El Niño

California is already facing severe impacts from El Niño, mostly in the form of coastal flooding. From San Diego to the Bay area, many cities have been dealing with flooding off and on over the past few weeks. And climate scientists say that it's just a preview of what's to come this winter as El Niño continues to unfold. KQED's Ezra David Romero joins us now from San Francisco. Hi, Ezra.

California · 1d

sdvoice.info

Black San Diegans Split On Data Centers In The City

Data centers have become a hotly contested topic across the country, even affecting the way people are voting in the 2026 midterms. AI companies are pumping in billions of dollars to secure land and resources for these storage and compute factories to power their models. The City of San Diego...

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Save Starlight Bowl exits Balboa Park after 10 years

SAN DIEGO (KUSI/ FOX 5) — After more than a decade of pouring their heart and soul into saving the historic Starlight Bowl in Balboa Park, today is the day they officially walk away. With the symbolic removal of the Save Starlight banner, this is an emotional farewell for all those who dedicated their time, […]

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Los Angeles Times

Waymo expands to Torrance, Manhattan Beach and other corners of L.A. County

The robotaxi company Waymo is expanding its Los Angeles service area into South Bay and adding popular destinations such as Universal Studios.

Torrance, CA · 3d

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San Diego Unified's $3.5B Measure M Surges Ahead With 65% of Early Vote

San Diego Unified's push for a massive new school bond is off to a strong start. Early vote counts released Wednesday showed Measure M pulling in 64.86% yes votes to 35.14% no, comfortably clearing the 55% threshold the measure needs to pass, even as hundreds of thousands of ballots across the county remained uncounted.

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San Diego nonprofits create safe voting spaces amid ICE fears

By all accounts, Tuesday’s election went off with few complications, but for the immigrant communities, there was fear of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents showing up at polling places. In response, two community organizations stepped up to host voting centers at their offices, providing safe spaces for...

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San Diego’s storm guidance says collection bins belong 2 to 3 feet from the curb so stormwater can flow.

A collection bin can get in stormwater’s path. The City of San Diego says bins placed too close to the curb impede street runoff, and it links simple preparations to a lower risk of flooding near homes and properties.

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Sonja Shaw Concedes State Superintendent’s Race

Chino Valley School Board President Sonja Shaw has conceded defeat in the race for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. As of Thursday morning, tallies showed San Diego Unified School Board President Richard Barrera winning with 57.4% of the vote. “Last night, voters made their choice,” Shaw said in a social...