Fact check: Campaign ad features misleading claims about National City mayoral candidate

This story is featured on the KPBS Voter Hub as part of our Public Matters nonprofit news partnership. Explore what’s at stake this election season to make informed decisions on your ballot. National City mayoral candidate Jose Rodriguez is standing behind his campaign’s misleading ads accusing his opponent of...

Business owner accuses federal agencies of wrongfully seizing cash in San Diego

Global Coin Logistics CEO Steven Bailey filed federal lawsuits against the DEA and CBP, accusing them of wrongfully seizing more than $1 million through civil asset forfeiture without alleging specific crimes.

A Hulu Co-Founder Teamed Up With a Film Exec to Make a ‘Comic-Con for the Military’

Hulu co-founder George Kliavkoff and former Bruckheimer Films executive Jennifer Worthington will launch Military Con in San Antonio and San Diego in 2027. The three-day convention will combine military history and human stories with live demonstrations, gaming, competitions, Hollywood panels, and up-close displays of aircraft, vehicles, and equipment. Military director...

Honor Our Military Community Through the Warrior Hike Challenge

Take on one of San Diego County’s toughest hikes as part of the 11th annual Warrior Hike Challenge on Saturday, Nov. 7, at El Cajon Mountain in El Capitan County Preserve. The Warrior Hike is designed to test the physical and mental stamina of our active-duty military members, veterans, their families and supporters.

San Diego resident stays prepared after 2024 floods damaged her home

San Diego's Monica Hill keeps sandbags and emergency kits ready after 2024 floods damaged her Rolando Park home ahead of another wet winter.

San Diego Streetlight Fixes Now Take 340 Days as Audit Blames Overtime Abuse

If a streetlight has been dark on your San Diego block for what feels like forever, there's a reason: the city's average wait for a streetlight repair has stretched to 340 days, and a new city audit says weak oversight of electricians and questionable management are largely to blame. The backlog has also nearly tripled in size since 2021, even as the city poured more money and overtime hours into the repair program.

Reforms to ease federal Medi-Cal changes in San Diego passed

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 Tuesday in favor of reforms aimed at making health care more accessible and helping residents maintain coverage as federal Medi-Cal requirements change. The reforms proposal by board Chair Terra Lawson-Remer and Vice Chair Monica Montgomery Steppe are intended to modernize County...

San Diego Pride executive director resigns amid 'financial challenges'

SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — San Diego Pride's Executive Director, KishaLynn Elliott, has resigned from her position starting November, according to a statement sent by the organization. The organization cited "significant financial challenges that require difficult decisions about our organizational structure and operations." "In recognition of these financial realities, Executive...

Florida, California have record coastal flooding after king tide

Flooding closed roads and swallowed beaches as high tides combined with elevated ocean levels on both coasts. Exceptionally high king tides flooded roads, submerged beaches and set water-level records in coastal communities in Florida and California this week as October’s Hunter’s moon added to the flooding threat. Residents...

Candidate Mara Elliott is NOT for a mileage tax: ‘I’ve been slandered on that’

When interviewing state senate candidate Mara Elliott of the 40th District, I  addressed the elephant in the room, based on her opponent’s mailers: Does she favor a mileage tax? “I’ve been slandered on that,” said the Democratic nominee to succeed Senator Brian Jones. As per SB 743, all cities in California were required “to implement vehicles miles traveled. It was […] The post Candidate Mara Elliott is NOT for a mileage tax: ‘I’ve been slandered on that’ first appeared on Escondido Times-Advocate .

San Diego healthcare jobs include dialysis care, hospital nursing, telemedicine, mental health leadership and LVN work

San Diego openings in this set range from direct bedside care to virtual medicine and behavioral health leadership. U.S. Renal Care is hiring a full-time dialysis patient care technician, while Kaiser Permanente’s full-time hospital med/surg RN role centers on inpatient nursing. QuickMD is seeking a full-time virtual physician for telemedicine work. Monima Wellness Center’s assistant clinical director focuses on mental health treatment oversight, supervision, and assessments. Sevita’s part-time LVN/LPN role is scheduled for Fridays and Saturdays and supports community-based care for people with developmental, behavioral, or related health needs.

The Breeza Trashy Neighbors Help Keep Little Italy Clean

A group of downtown San Diego friends decided to transform their mahjong get-togethers into a once-a-week trash pickup effort. Referencing the Little Italy building they live in, they initially called themselves the Breeza Trashy Ladies. Simitha Rambiritch said since the group’s inception three months ago they’ve grown from four to...

High tides flood Mission Beach neighborhoods

SD City Council could look much different, with four seats on ballot

Four San Diego City Council races on next Tuesday's ballot could significantly change the city's legislative body, with two incumbents seeking reelection and two seats open. 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.

Veterans Day Events in California 2026

From patriotic parades and moving ceremonies to family-friendly festivals, these events across the region offer meaningful ways to celebrate veterans. The post Veterans Day Events in California 2026 appeared first on Fabulous California .

San Diego Navy Destroyer Breaks Deployment Record

A San Diego-based Navy destroyer has broken the record for the longest deployment by a U.S. destroyer.

Midway Rising One Vote Away from Breaking Ground

The Midway Rising project is one step closer to breaking ground! The City of San Diego’s Land Use and Housing Committee unanimously voted to advance the project to the full City Council for their approval. Once the Council approves the project’s Environmental Impact Report, shovels can hit the dirt. The Council also approved the creation of an Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District, or EIFD, for the project. An EIFD is an increment tax financing mechanism that allows taxes generated in the project’s area to remain in that area for infrastructure improvements.