2022 Primary Election Results
As of 12:30 a.m. on June 8, the following election results have been reported by the San Diego County Registrar of Voters (does not include
San Diego County
Mounting supply chain issues force local businesses to adapt
CARLSBAD — Local businesses, such as Carlsbad-based MRIAudio and SafeSleeve, have reported clawing their way through months of international supply-chain issues and delays due to
California wildlife officials puzzled by sick and dying brown pelicans
REGION — Since approximately May 13, California brown pelicans found emaciated and frequently with secondary injuries or broken wings have been admitted to several Southern
San Diego County homelessness spikes at least 10% since 2020
REGION — Homelessness in San Diego has grown by at least 10% since 2020, the Regional Task Force on Homelessness revealed today by releasing its
Recall effort against Lawson-Remer falls short of needed signatures
REGION — An attempt to force a recall election for Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer officially met its end Thursday, after local political action committee Undivided San
Animals facing slaughter, neglect find safe haven at Laughing Pony
RANCHO SANTA FE — Amid the upscale equestrian estates in the wealthy enclave of Rancho Santa Fe, one horse rescue continues its mission to save
Momma mountain lions and San Diego County wildlife corridors
By Carrie Alidaee & Aida Rodriguez Picture this: A mother stretches luxuriously in the warm sunshine while her three children play rambunctiously nearby. Sounds like
Report: Property offenses drive Encinitas crime rate upward
ENCINITAS — Largely due to a surge in property crimes, the overall crime rate in Encinitas increased by 31% in 2021, according to SANDAG’s latest
Officials present update on Otay Mesa East border crossing
OTAY MESA — The region’s third border crossing is reaching milestones as the $1.1 billion Otay Mesa East Port of Entry moves forward. Officials with
Escondido home to the county’s last dairy farm
ESCONDIDO — The last dairy farm in San Diego County nourishes its underground livestock just as much as its happy cows and heifers above. Where
