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A father-of-three reveals that it took six weeks to have £800 refunded by his energy supplier.

The United States Navy will give up its 3.4-acre property at 1220 Pacific Highway, voluntary ending its 100-year lease of real estate opposite San Diego's cruise ship terminal decades ahead of schedule.

The Port of San Diego is clamping down on vanlifers using tidelands parking areas as unofficial campsites. Newly approved regulations expand the definition oversized vehicles and ramp up parking restrictions.

The key initial goal is reducing by half the number of days untreated sewage from Tijuana crossed into California by the end of 2027.

Federal officials agreed to boost efforts aimed at reducing cross-border pollution, such as maintaining an earthen berm in the Tijuana River's concrete channel during dry weather

In a major policy shift, the Port of San Diego has created legal space along the Embarcadero for food vendors, T-shirt sellers and other merchants who obtain permits and follow a set of new rules governing commercial activity.

While acknowledging opposition from Coronado residents, San Diego port commissioners agree to advance the project, saying it could bring affordable lodging to the pricey coast.

Holiday cheer will be in full swing on Wednesday, Dec. 28 when the Port of San Diego Holiday Bowl Parade presented by Kaiser Permanente marches along Harbor Drive in downtown San Diego.

The Port of San Diego plans to invest about $4 million in projects such as deck extensions, artistic shade canopies and new seating areas

“Let’s celebrate the vibe of our community, which is laid-bac,” said the mayor-elect of Imperial Beach, Paloma Aguirre. "We’re the coolest little beach...