Community Pulse
What residents are talking about in San Diego public meetings, ranked by community engagement.
50 topics in public safety
Mary Scott Knoll Day / Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Marijuana commercialization
Cannabis and youth
Smoking and vaping on trails
Police pursuit settlement (CS-2)
Non-agenda: Flock surveillance cameras
Non-agenda: city clerk media submission rules
Non-agenda: police shooting of Kanoa Wilson
Non-agenda: alcohol outlet concentration / nightlife management
Non-agenda: youth substance use prevention
Non-agenda: Red Ribbon Week / marijuana advertising
Non-agenda: ALPR / Flock policy
Non-agenda: Red Ribbon Week proclamation
Items 600-602, 604, 610, 611
Non-agenda: DMV ID card delays
Non-agenda: Human Relations Commission vacancies
Closed session litigation CS-1 and CS-2
Non-agenda: District 3 nuisance properties
Filipino American History Month; Bill Walton Tie-Dye Day
Flock surveillance and privacy rights
O Lot safe sleeping site / Dreams for Change contract
Youth substance use prevention
Alleged extremist group activity
Proclamation items 30, S500, S504
General civic concerns
Cryptocurrency ATM warning sign ordinance (S501)
Proclamation items 31, 32, S500, S502, S504
Red Ribbon Week and youth substance prevention
Youth cannabis prevention
Flock cameras
Various
Pad-mounted transformers and scrap recycling
Homelessness treatment-first policy
Kratom and marijuana-impaired driving
Various items
Dreams for Change encampment
Public comment process and homelessness
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day
Marijuana availability and youth
Marijuana and youth
Non-agenda comment — police accountability
Non-agenda comment
Homelessness Action Plan
LGBTQ+ History Month
Cannabis retail
Cannabis advertising
LGBTQ+ History Month and homelessness services
Kratom enforcement (non-agenda)
In the News
12 articlesRecent coverage of San Diego from local and regional media.
Democrat Patricia Dillard takes early lead in race to be La Mesa’s next mayor
La Mesa Democratic Councilmember Patricia Dillard holds an early lead in the race to become the city’s next mayor. Dillard leads by 4.2 points among the first 12,466 votes counted over Republican Councilmember Laura Lothian. At her watch party Tuesda...
Nov 4, 2026National City Businesses Propose Sharply Lower Tax Increase
Business leaders tasked with crafting an alternative to a failed city business tax increase proposed a smaller increase that would raise $2.75 million annually in new revenue instead of $7.5 million. The post National City Businesses Propose Sharply ...
Nov 4, 2026Pro-housing group says San Diego is breaking state law by delaying Pacific Beach tower
A pro-housing advocacy group says San Diego officials are violating housing laws by requiring special approval of a 23-story tower on Turquoise Street.
Nov 3, 2026Election Day Is Here
That’s right people, today is the last day to vote. It also marks the end of all those mailers filling up your mailboxes and pesky text messages from campaigns. Our […] The post Election Day Is Here appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
Nov 3, 2026Voices of the Voters: Socialism Is on the Ballot in El Cajon
Voters offered mixed views on the county's Measure B proposal, and the race for El Cajon mayor. For many conservatives, they sided with a tax increase. The post Voices of the Voters: Socialism Is on the Ballot in El Cajon appeared first on Voice of...
Nov 3, 2026Voice of the Voters: In District 4, Residents Just Want Better Services
Here’s what District 4 residents had to say about the local race and what they want for their community. The post Voice of the Voters: In District 4, Residents Just Want Better Services appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
Nov 3, 2026Voices of the Voters: Voters Are Feeling Cynical About the District 2 Council Race and High Cost of Living
‘Like, what is the government doing? What's it producing? Where's the efficiency?’ one voter said. The post Voices of the Voters: Voters Are Feeling Cynical About the District 2 Council Race and High Cost of Living appeared first on Voice of San Die...
Nov 3, 2026Guía de último minuto para la elección del 3 de noviembre en el condado de San Diego
Si usted es de quienes aún no entregan su boleta electoral o prefiere acudir a votar en persona el mismo día de la elección, esta guía es para usted. Cada ciclo electoral hay votantes que dejan para el último momento la tarea de revisar las propuesta...
Nov 2, 2026Will Instagram Followers Turn Into Votes for These Candidates?
Some candidates are getting more Instagram followers than there are registered voters in their districts. But in a few cases where some of those candidates are trying to unseat an […] The post Will Instagram Followers Turn Into Votes for These Candi...
Nov 2, 2026San Diego Taps Reserves to Close $4.7 Million Budget Gap
City officials drew $4.7 million from general fund reserves to close out fiscal year 2026, adding to ongoing concerns about the city’s structural budget deficit. The post San Diego Taps Reserves to Close $4.7 Million Budget Gap appeared first on Voi...
Nov 2, 2026The Last Day to Vote Is Around the Corner
Tuesday is the last day to vote in the general election. If you’re reading this on Sunday while sipping on your cafecito and staring at the row of bubbles you […] The post The Last Day to Vote Is Around the Corner appeared first on Voice of San Die...
Nov 1, 2026The procrastinators guide to the San Diego County Nov. 3 election
We’ve put together this one stop shop to quickly connect you to our coverage, along with our partners, of the big issues at play.
Nov 1, 2026