Yes leads narrowly on San Diego County measures A and B as the Registrar projects 540,000 ballots still to count
The unofficial count is from election night; the Registrar's next update is due by 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5.
The unofficial count is from election night; the Registrar's next update is due by 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5.
Owners can look up drainage facilities on their land in the County's Survey Records System.
More unofficial results are due Thursday, Nov. 5, and Friday, Nov. 6, the County said.
Vote centers and drop boxes are open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., the County said.
Flu hospitalizations stand at 516, against 86 at the same point last year, the County said.
Oct. 28, 2026 — An earlier version of this story placed the Oct. 26 berm break near El Carmel Place, citing NBC 7's account of the City. A CBS 8 report from the scene placed it at San Rafael Place; the story now gives both accounts.
The corrected story: Coastal flood warning for San Diego County's coast runs until 1 p.m. Oct. 29; La Jolla gauge readings exceed the highest on NOAA's station record, in preliminary data.
Food distributions have served an estimated 3,400 households since August, the County said.
Observed high tides have run 1.4 to 1.6 feet above predictions, the National Weather Service said; a berm broke in Mission Beach on Oct. 26.
Vote centers are open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, and until 8 p.m. on Nov. 3.
The County counts 48 Green Streets projects; the 14 on its project pages are all in unincorporated communities, about 10 to 30 km from the coast.
Ballots can be mailed, left at 150-plus drop boxes, or returned at vote centers opening from Oct. 24.
Free testing for current students and staff is set for the first week of November, and for former students on Dec. 4.
The new shelter serves the County's unincorporated areas; the Carlsbad shelter stays open.
Bridget Premont, a career U.S. foreign service officer, will coordinate the County's response to cross-border sewage pollution.
The County points residents to emergency alerts, kits and sandbag locations ahead of the storm and the El Niño season.
Under eased state rules, students enrolled at least half time at a community college, CSU or UC now meet the program's enrollment requirement.
Agencies will help with VA disability claims, property tax savings and other benefits; registration is not required.
Voters who miss the deadline can register conditionally and vote provisionally.
Projects must be in the unincorporated county and benefit low- and moderate-income residents.
About 2,200 people in the county lost food benefits since June under re-implemented federal work requirements, the County said.
All six centers and seven therapy units reopen the next day.
The National Weather Service warning covers inland, mountain and foothill areas; the heat advisory covers the coast.
The County's Watershed Protection Program lists steps to prevent erosion and water damage and a hotline for problems on County roads.
Rachel was expected onshore over northern Baja on the night of Oct. 10; forecasters warned of moderate to major coastal flooding.
Flu test positivity reached 8%, with 58 hospitalizations and eight deaths reported, the County said.
Rachel's swells are expected to bring dangerous surf and coastal flooding to Southern California, where sea levels are already high.
The study would compare health records across South Bay communities with different exposure; $200,000 to $250,000 is available.
Thirteen County-backed developments were completed from July 2025 through June 2026, the County told supervisors.
The County and CAL FIRE are offering free sand and bags at fire stations; residents should call ahead and bring a shovel.
Volunteer hours can help CalFresh recipients meet new federal work requirements, San Diego County said.
Supervisors approved a regional e-bike injury warning system as pediatric e-bike trauma cases soared.
San Diego County briefed supervisors on El Niño readiness: an emergency proclamation, an information hub and drainage work.
San Diego County urged residents to ready 72-hour go kits for families and pets amid heat, winds and possible shutoffs.
An extreme heat warning starts Friday, Oct. 2, in parts of San Diego County, with possible SDG&E power shutoffs through Oct. 5.
San Diego County has named Elizabeth Hernandez, Ph.D., to lead its Health and Human Services Agency after a national search that drew more than 200 applicants.
San Diego County and UC San Diego say more than 1 million people have now learned hands-only CPR, meeting a goal set in early 2024.
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San Diego County's flood warnings start at a Weather Center in Kearny Mesa run by the County Flood Control District.