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San Diego is heading into a packed week of community gatherings, from vinyl DJ nights and poetry readings to wellness meetups and volunteer-led coastal cleanups tied to Latino Conservation Week. The schedule, compiled by writer Lauren J. Mapp and edited by Kate Morrissey, highlights how active San

Southern California homebuyers love to argue about the “best” place to buy—but a new WalletHub analysis tried to put numbers behind the emotion by grading 300 U.S. cities on real estate conditions and local economic factors. In that ranking, Irvine landed at the top locally, while several

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