State law stopped prosecution of youths under 16 as adults, but San Diego DA may have found a way around that

How the DHS voter-fraud probe reached San Diego’s registrar and got reined in by a judge

Federal officials took voter rolls and used AI to find suspected noncitizens, creating an erroneous list that likely includes U.S. citizens.

National City political shakeup might not end with mayor's race

A vacant City Council seat could trigger a special election in National City, potentially costing taxpayers money.

Immigration enforcement, a lack of bilingual poll workers a worry for some San Diego voters

Federal law requires language assistance and voting materials to be provided in several languages at voting sites, but local officials don’t have enough bilingual workers speaking three of those languages.

Top city staffer who sued over firing can return to payroll to boost pension

The former city official’s claim puts at the center one of Gloria’s closest advisers: his chief of staff, who has significant input into strategy and implementing the mayor’s policy agenda.

This San Diego community celebrated for its cultural diversity is also a target for ICE

Some call it the “Ellis Island of San Diego.” But in recent months, a hush has fallen over City Heights' diverse neighborhood streets.