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Federal officials have finalized a new Colorado River management plan that orders major, near-term water-use cuts in the Lower Basin while asking Upper Basin states to conserve voluntarily. The goal is to stabilize Lake Mead and Lake Powell, both at historically low levels after prolonged drought. For

California’s latest preliminary point-in-time homeless count data for 2026 suggests a shift many residents have been waiting to see: several counties are reporting fewer people experiencing homelessness, building on the statewide decline reported for 2025. But the story is complicated—some regions saw increases, and advocates warn that

San Diego’s sidewalks are getting renewed attention after a recent commentary by Naomi Granata (Voice of San Diego) highlighted how curb cuts, broken pavement, missing shade, and fast-moving driveways can turn a simple walk into a daily hazard—especially in Downtown’s East Village and along long commuter routes

San Diego is facing a new lawsuit over how it applied a recent state housing law designed to accelerate building near major transit stations. Two housing advocacy groups allege the City’s interpretation is unlawfully narrowing which properties qualify, potentially limiting development in neighborhoods that were supposed to

Zuma, the internationally known Japanese lounge-restaurant brand, has officially opened its first-ever California location inside Downtown San Diego’s historic Guild Hotel. The arrival brings signature dishes like miso black cod and torched salmon nigiri into one of the city’s most high-traffic hospitality corridors—an exciting development that also