Humane Society to benefit from year’s new animal welfare laws
Five new California animal welfare laws sponsored by San Diego Humane Society went into effect Jan. 1, strengthening protections against puppy mills, cracking down...
Transitions announced as County continues transformation
Three high profile County departments will have new leaders, and the hiring process is underway for several other leadership positions as the County’s continuing...
San Diego Humane Society caught by surprise
As 2025 came to a close, San Diego Humane Society reported a notable shift in the types of dogs entering its shelters—one that may...
Backcountry bulletin: Campo sees expansion groundbreaking
Freedom Ranch marked a major milestone Dec. 10 with a groundbreaking ceremony for the expansion of its men’s residential treatment facility, a project expected...
County issues second reminder to discard formula
County health officials are issuing a second reminder about a nationwide outbreak of infant botulism linked to ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula.
Parents and retailers...
Holiday drive for pets
Alpine residents have a chance this holiday season to make a difference for pets in need. On Saturday, Dec. 6, from 10 a.m. to...
Computers to be shared with foster families
For many foster youth across San Diego County, a computer is more than a tool — it’s the difference between falling behind and finally...
County takes note of low vaccine uptake
County health officials are encouraging all eligible San Diegans to get their flu and Covid-19 vaccines ahead of the holidays.
As of last week, only...
Animal sanctuary turns meal into online fundraiser
Lions Tigers & Bears, Southern California’s only accredited big cat and bear sanctuary, planned its Winter Livestream Fundraiser on Nov. 20.
The event streamed live...
Insurance marketplace open, uncertainty lingers
Covered California officially opened its enrollment period for 2026 on Nov. 1, but this year, the process comes with added uncertainty. The enhanced federal...
