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Chief Deputy City Attorney Heather Ferbert is running for the job her termed-out boss, Mara Elliott, now holds.

The race for San Diego's new city attorney is one to watch. The candidates are members of the same party, but have differing resumes and issues they want to...

A San Diego police lieutenant says there's no information that the people aboard were 'here to commit a crime.' But a council trustee argues 'police should be on the side of the residents.'

As voters prepare for the 2024 primary election, check here for endorsements and interviews with candidates in various San Diego races

The San Diego Union-Tribune Editorial Board interviewed Chief Deputy City Attorney Heather Ferbert on Feb. 5 ahead of the 2024 primary election for San Diego city attorney

She is more likely to be an independent voice and is far more qualified than Assemblymember Brian Maienschein, who hasn't been a practicing attorney for years

Responding to a recent shooting threat at Rancho Bernardo High School, city attorney candidate Heather Ferbert has proposed a three-point plan to protect school-age children.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is raising and spending far more money than the four candidates challenging his re-election, new campaign donation disclosures show. In District 4 special election, Foster had modest fundraising lead on Warren-Darby; next disclosures due Feb. 22

Voters in the City of San Diego appear to be backing incumbent Mayor Gloria but are less certain when it comes to a second candidate he would face in the November general election, a new poll shows.

From local politics and the border to homelessness and the Padres, 2024 promises to be a year full of intrigue, drama and maybe a few surprises