October 30, 2026
Government
Magda Fernandez's retirement is scheduled for December 10.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 28, 2026
Government
The city's preview lists a 9 a.m. start and links to the meeting agenda.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 27, 2026
Government
The city agenda lists a 6:15 p.m. start at the Clairemont Friendship Center.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The city's calendar gives a 6 to 7 p.m. meeting window.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The revised agenda places the information item in the 2 p.m. session.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Trustees establish public-input steps for a possible future vacancy.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
CAMINO grants will support collaboration across the CSU system.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Unincorporated-area projects face an October 30 filing deadline.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Chief operating officer appointment awaited council confirmation.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Oct. 16 district report details the previous day’s grant approvals.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
Free Scripps Ranch event was scheduled for Oct. 20.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The council unanimously approved Mayor Todd Gloria’s selection for the senior operating post.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The new position brings several departments under a dedicated pollution coordinator.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The national recognition evaluates how clearly the budget explains plans and operations.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
The city was named one of three anchors for a Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 26, 2026
Government
An Oct. 23 notice scheduled an online briefing for students, faculty and staff.
By San Diego Sentinel Staff · 1 min read
October 2, 2026
Government
The three-year Triton Amplify program requires cross-campus teams to build governance, a research plan and a path toward $5 million to $20 million in outside funding.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
October 1, 2026
Government
The 8-to-10-foot barrier will secure employee areas and parking while keeping the Broadway entrance and front public space accessible.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Government
The proclamation expands San Diego County's ability to move crews, resources and contracts quickly as forecasters put the chance of a strong El Niño above 90%.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Government
The former public-health director moves from interim status into an Oct. 2 appointment overseeing services that reach roughly one in three San Diego County residents.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 30, 2026
Government
The Registrar's mailing lays out sample ballots, candidate statements and voting sites before ballots begin arriving the week of Oct. 5 for the Nov. 3 election.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 29, 2026
Government
The department and SDSU police ran evening and overnight enforcement for nearly four weeks, also reporting four recovered firearms and four DUI charges.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 24, 2026
Government
The proposed revolving-fund financing would support wastewater-system improvements, but the public preview omits the loan terms and detailed project scope.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 24, 2026
Government
The proposed cooperative agreement with SHI International would cover citywide software, subscriptions and services under a not-to-exceed ceiling.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 23, 2026
Government
Operation Overdue expands a Gaslamp enforcement model to the downtown library while the city tests a four-week increase in sanitation service.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 23, 2026
Government
The city is asking for borrowing authority through California's drinking-water fund, while key terms and the construction schedule remain unstated in the public preview.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 22, 2026
Government
Franco Fuentes admitted posing as a bank employee to obtain older victims' cards and PINs, then using them for withdrawals and purchases.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 22, 2026
Government
Two measures by San Diego Sen. Steve Padilla require a new utility tariff and close a categorical-exemption path while offering conditional review streamlining.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 20, 2026
Government
The adopted 2026-27 budget adds $522 million and 109 staff years while setting aside nearly $24 million to preserve safety-net services.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 20, 2026
Government
The state cleared County Probation to claim reimbursement for eligible services delivered during the 90 days before release, after 315 young people moved through the conditionally approved program.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Government
The proposal orders proactive investigations and multilingual outreach while sending two permanent positions and $300,000 to a future budget process.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 16, 2026
Government
Federal prosecutors say unrelated home-daycare operators used false attendance records to collect subsidies intended for low-income families.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 15, 2026
Government
The proposed resolution is framed as an educational tool after a deadly attack on the Islamic Center of San Diego and a survey documenting heightened fear among local Muslims.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Government
The mayor called on immigration officers to stop operations near schools during arrival and dismissal, while his statement left the underlying detention details unresolved.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 12, 2026
Government
Monday's votes would replace a seismically vulnerable El Camino Real crossing and ask Sacramento to restore local authority over autonomous vehicles.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 10, 2026
Government
The University of Northern Colorado administrator will oversee admissions, financial aid, registrar and related enrollment operations in San Marcos.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 9, 2026
Government
Mayor Todd Gloria and Rep. Scott Peters are leading more than 40 regional representatives through meetings in Yokohama, Tokyo, Osaka and Hiroshima.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Government
The new office adds civil enforcement under California's Unfair Competition Law to the county's response to scams, hidden fees and other business practices.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 8, 2026
Government
A City Council committee reviewed 14 recommendations after auditors found slow coverage, weak routing and limited follow-through across 45,101 parcels.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Government
Owners can submit documents and track cases through a new portal, but filing deadlines and the independent hearing process remain unchanged.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Government
The city opened a public planning process around access, aging infrastructure, recreation and long-term funding while drawing a line between policy and project design.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Government
The divided vote completes the ordinance package for commercial cannabis in unincorporated communities after years of environmental and regulatory work.
By Daniel Ortiz · 3 min read
August 29, 2026
Government
Monday's agenda also seeks an extension of pavement-management software used for street assessments, project planning and performance reports.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 26, 2026
Government
The City Auditor recommended performance reporting, inspections and rent reviews across eight courses occupying more than 800 acres of public land.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
The optional Truv feature is designed to reduce paperwork for CalFresh, CalWORKs, Medi-Cal and General Relief applications.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
An inspection found conditions generally within state guidelines but identified gaps involving tuberculosis coordination, vaccines and medical equipment.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
The downtown service event was designed to process international document certifications and domestic partnerships without a trip to Los Angeles or Sacramento.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 21, 2026
Government
The Shallow Rental Subsidy Program will support 195 qualifying households for 18 months, with landlord payments expected in early 2027.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 19, 2026
Government
The surplus-land development will pair income-restricted housing with a 23,800-square-foot health center under a 99-year lease.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 18, 2026
Government
Residents can join an August 25 virtual forum and submit comments online through September 14.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 15, 2026
Government
The Golden Hill session focused on Balboa Park Operations Yard and library properties in North Park and University Heights.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 14, 2026
Government
The greatest staffing needs are in Carlsbad, central San Diego, Oceanside and Vista, with bilingual workers sought for 15 languages.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 12, 2026
Government
The fiscal-accountability subcommittee focused on existing contracts, recently added business provisions and cooperative purchasing.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
June 11, 2026
Government
San Diego proposed local gap financing for developments seeking to move hundreds of income-restricted units toward construction.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
May 8, 2026
Government
The city began implementing a new state law intended to increase housing capacity around major transportation corridors.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
April 8, 2026
Government
San Diego reported a large permitting total under its incentive program as the city tracked production against its housing goals.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
February 4, 2026
Government
The latest Bridge to Home round extended a city program that had already allocated $123 million toward 2,676 homes.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
July 31, 2025
Government
The city funding targeted developments that needed local gap financing to move forward.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
July 29, 2025
Government
The city moved toward converting a troubled downtown office property into 100 percent income-restricted homes.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
July 28, 2025
Government
San Diego opened a new planning process as housing, mobility and campus growth reshaped the neighborhood.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
July 31, 2024
Government
The updated community plans created capacity for more homes and jobs while setting neighborhood-level rules for future development.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
July 23, 2024
Government
A citywide General Plan amendment changed how San Diego scores future community plans and infrastructure priorities.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
July 11, 2024
Government
The city committed gap financing intended to help proposed income-restricted homes move toward construction.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
February 2, 2024
Government
The city offered a publicly owned property for redevelopment as 100 percent income-restricted rental housing.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 8, 2023
Government
An automated review path aimed to cut waiting time for qualifying rooftop systems.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
March 7, 2023
Government
The Mission Bay planning process sharpened choices around habitat restoration, recreation and existing visitor uses.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
September 13, 2022
Government
The selected proposal paired a replacement arena with thousands of homes, including 2,000 planned as affordable units.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
January 11, 2022
Government
The planning concept reopened a long-running debate over recreation, camping, wetlands and public access around De Anza Cove.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
November 19, 2021
Government
A city financial outlook projected core revenues would return to pre-pandemic levels, while uncertainty remained around the pace of recovery.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read
August 3, 2021
Government
Declaring the 48.5-acre Midway property surplus land reopened a high-stakes contest over housing, entertainment and public space.
By Daniel Ortiz · 2 min read