From Chula Vista to Oceanside, San Diego County voters decided whether to pay more in taxes for infrastructure projects.

The city has collected about $190 million from taxpayers since 2017 to upgrade parks, streets, emergency equipment, storm drains and more.

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As Justin Hodge’s daughter played at a park in San Ysidro, he watched protectively from a picnic bench. But there’s something else coming that Hodge feared he might not be able to protect his family ...

State law mandates the newly-created Imperial Valley Healthcare District to acquire local hospitals and reset health care ...