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Mexico and the United States are working together toward a common goal: Reduce the amount of water Mexico takes from the Colorado River.
Environment reporter MacKenzie Elmer has written at length about the dwindling river, fights over who holds more rights to it and efforts to get states to cut back their use.
Last week, she teamed up with Tijuana journa...
If you like political intrigue, this week in Chula Vista politics was awesome.
An oversized government reform package pushed (and rushed) by one of the most influential labor unions in South County politics flamed out in grand fashion.
My colleague Jim Hinch has
Amid 18 months of federal retreat and punctuated hostility to local priorities, one San Diego problem has managed to draw Washington in.
Since his first visit in April 2025, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin has returned to the region repeatedly to press what he calls a “100% solution” to the Tijuana River sewage crisis. In July 2025, Zeldin<...
On the latest episode, our hosts tackle everything from Comic-Con building wraps to California’s housing crisis.
First up! A proposal to give Chula Vista City Council members raises crashed and burned following public outcry and quid pro quo allegations from the mayor.
Then: While special education enrollment numbers expl...
Sacramento Report Countdown
37 days until the legislative session ends
102 days until the November election
San Diego officials are moving full-steam ahead to get one of their chief policy priorities to the finish line before the legislative session wraps up next month.