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Hundreds of thousands of California ride-share drivers could soon form a union

San Diego students across the county are heading back to school

Rebate aims to make EVs more affordable

The county has now confirmed a fourth human case of West Nile virus

After two viral incidents at Sunset Cliff, SD Police are upping enforcement

California Democrats are divided on a ballot measure to tax billionaires

The cost of extreme heat for San Diegans

Tens of thousands ordered deported after missing rescheduled hearings

What’s new in the city’s expanded effort to clear up encampments along freeways

Why did the USS Fort Worth only serve half of its lifespan?

New polling shows race for 48th congressional seat is tight

We dug into the origins of San Diego’s upzoning

A lesson in South County politics

Comic-Con 2026 by the numbers

Comic-Con is here, but for how long?

U.S. Justice Department charges UC San Diego’s medical school of racial discrimination

Thousands more San Diego-based troops are in the Middle East as the war intensifies

Why you shouldn’t let cyclosporiasis stop you from eating your fruits and vegetables

An effort to change how California primaries are held could land on the ballot

Two resolutions voice concern over proposed SDG&E projects

California is considering added protections for those facilitating gender affirming care and abortions

Massive solar and battery storage project now awaits a County Board of Supervisors vote

Many DACA recipients are losing their status due to lengthy processing delays

Local leaders gather to highlight bill that addresses housing affordability

Southeast San Diegans lose a half-century fight over an Emeralds Hills property

CA lawmakers are considering ending tax break for ICE Detention Center

How not-renewing The North American Trade Agreement impacts our cross-border economies

The city of San Diego’s Measure C hasn’t led to new services to address homelessness

Descendants of Early San Diego look to preserve their history

New state housing law calls for more homes near certain transit stops

San Diego City Council votes to establish an affordable housing preservation fund

Sales taxes could get harder to pass, one decision is already coming in November

County is hiring more than 100 people to verify new CalFresh work requirements

San Diego’s youngest students will have less access to screens next year

New documentary profiles a group of moms who fought back against anti-LGBTQ activists

New report says CA schools are more economically-segregated than 40 other states

Midway Rising is now delayed indefinitely

New survey shows the impact of the Islamic Center of San Diego shooting

A new interactive map shows who’s most at risk during a heat wave

The dust begins to settle on San Diego’s city budget

Imperial Valley data center developer seeks access to Colorado River water

Sweetwater Union High School District held its first graduation ceremony in Tijuana

We’ll tell you why you might be hearing more about El Niño

Camp Pendleton fire highlights active early fire season

Black San Diegans are nine times likelier to face this charge and nothing else

Sorrento Valley wildfire forces evacuations

A plan to partially restore funding for the arts

Partial funding for the arts and homeless services could be restored

A centuries-old legal remedy is now being met with challenging countertactics

The primary was yesterday, here’s what we know …