Yes San Diego, There Is a Streetsblog

It’s finally here. After years of readers asking when Streetsblog would come to San Diego, Streetsblog San Diego officially launches today, bringing independent, solutions-focused transportation journalism to San Diego County. The new publication will cover the issues that shape how people move around and live in the region: transit,...

Amtrak awarded $150M in grants for rail improvements in San Diego County

These 8 Stunning Train Rides In California Will Give You An Unforgettable Day Trip

Ready to discover the most stunning train rides in California?. These 8 incredible rail adventures offer breathtaking scenery and unforgettable day trip memories!. 1. Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad (Fish Camp) There’s something truly magical about climbing aboard a real steam-powered train and rolling through the Sierra Nevada mountains.

City of San Marcos Let’s Work Together to Keep our Roads Safe for Everyone

As the new school year kicks off, the City of San Marcos invites all residents to join in keeping our streets safe. Whether you drive, walk, or ride, everyone plays a part in road safety. Parents, talk to your kids about safe riding and walking, especially when using bikes and...

Little change to San Diego County gas prices

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in San Diego County dropped one-tenth of a cent today to $5.682, its 11th decrease in 13 days

Amtrak awarded $150M in grants for rail improvements in San Diego County

Sens. Adam Schiff and Alex Padilla, both D- California, announced Monday that Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner route will receive more than $150 million in federal grants for rail improvements in San Diego County. The Federal Railroad Administration's Federal-State Partnership for Intercity Passenger Rail program will provide $124,429,778 to the San Diego...

Over 900 vehicles screened at La Mesa DUI checkpoint: Here are the results

A DUI checkpoint held in La Mesa on August 7 resulted in one arrest and 12 citations after 931 vehicles were screened.

Pacific Surfliner ridership jumps 38% as California gas prices push travelers off I-5

"It’s a gorgeous ride so nearly anywhere near that 350 mile corridor is well worth the train ticket."

Waymo Receives Permission To Offer Rides In Sacramento And San Diego

The company will also be able to expand its fleet across more of the San Francisco Bay Area and Los Angeles.

Lack of ordinance leaves EV charging parking spots in La Mesa up for grabs

City leaders reveal there is no ordinance that prohibits non-electric vehicles from parking in EV parking spots within city limits.

National City workshop invites residents to reimagine 57 acres of abandoned freeway

Civic leaders in National City and Southeast San Diego have been working with residents this summer to reimagine 57 acres of land that were once planned for a freeway. An unusually long Interstate-805 offramp bisecting the Southcrest neighborhood is all that remains of Highway 252, a project the state began planning in the 1960s but abandoned in the 1980s amid neighborhood opposition.

Orange County's iconic beachside rail line is failing faster than it can be fixed

"Long-term rail line closures would be disastrous."

After breeding season of California Least Tern, railway work to resume

Caltrans and San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) construction crews will resume work within the Batiquitos Lagoon in Carlsbad as part of a double-track project after taking a pause for the peak California Least Tern nesting season, it was announced Tuesday. Most of the endangered terns have migrated for the...

Small change to San Diego County gas prices

The average price of a gallon of self-serve regular gasoline in San Diego County dropped for the sixth consecutive day today but barely, decreasing two-tenths of a cent to $5.692.

It’s time to weigh in on 30-year plan for OC’s troubled coastal rail corridor

Coastal erosion and landslides along the major coastal rail corridor have caused several service disruptions since 2021.

CA: Riders increasing on Amtrak, Coaster trains in San Diego County, report shows

The number of passengers on Amtrak’s San Diego-serving Pacific Surfliner increased by 38.1% this year, as trains returned to pre-COVID service levels for the first time, according to a new report. The detailed report covers traffic for January through March, compared to a year earlier, on the 351-mile-long rail...