September 16, 2026
Transportation
The county would assume contract management, study deployment and seek bids for service across La Mesa, Lemon Grove and nearby unincorporated communities.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 14, 2026
Transportation
MTS and NCTD estimate about 34,000 pass holders may qualify, but applicants must document active enrollment in CalFresh, Medi-Cal or CalWORKs.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 13, 2026
Transportation
Operations will target speeding, illegal turns, failure to yield and signal violations, backed by a state traffic-safety grant.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 4, 2026
Transportation
Baseball and football crowds will get targeted trolley service, while three rural routes will not operate Monday and customer offices will close.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Transportation
Four county road projects pair marked crossings and accessible ramps with driver alerts designed for uncontrolled intersections.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
September 3, 2026
Transportation
More frequent evening and late-night trips begin September 6 as airport ridership on the downtown route reaches nearly 399,000.
By Sofia Ramirez · 3 min read
August 6, 2026
Transportation
The American Public Transportation Association cited the San Diego agency's operating performance, safety, service and financial management.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
August 4, 2026
Transportation
Once-daily service made Santa Barbara the airline's 44th destination from San Diego during a record summer schedule.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
February 19, 2026
Transportation
San Diego's Speed Management Plan uses collision and roadway data to prioritize engineering, enforcement and lower speed limits.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
September 23, 2025
Transportation
Nineteen gates replaced an aging terminal built for a far smaller era of air travel.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
June 4, 2025
Transportation
San Diego reported expanded repair work under a program created to reduce trip hazards and improve pedestrian routes.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
April 22, 2025
Transportation
The citywide strategy prioritized projects intended to make walking, biking and transit safer and more connected.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
February 26, 2025
Transportation
Parking close to crosswalks became enforceable as California sought clearer sight lines between drivers and people crossing.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
March 15, 2024
Transportation
The city accelerated replacement of gasoline-powered vehicles as part of its climate-action commitments.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
January 18, 2024
Transportation
New pavement data gave officials a common baseline for prioritizing repair work across the road network.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
July 18, 2023
Transportation
The long-planned work targeted mobility and freight movement in a rapidly developing border community.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
July 12, 2023
Transportation
The city and SANDAG launched a neighborhood connection intended to reduce short car trips and improve access to busy destinations.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
June 15, 2023
Transportation
San Diego began changes intended to slow drivers and make the neighborhood street safer for people walking and biking.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
May 16, 2023
Transportation
San Diego unveiled progress on changes designed to make the Gaslamp corridor more comfortable for walking and street activity.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
February 6, 2023
Transportation
Construction began on a corridor project intended to improve pavement and the reliability of bus travel through the area.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
November 21, 2021
Transportation
The 11-mile Mid-Coast extension opened a long-planned rail connection from the border and downtown to major northern employment centers.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read
November 16, 2021
Transportation
The zoning change allowed more businesses to determine parking supply by site instead of meeting a fixed citywide requirement.
By Sofia Ramirez · 2 min read