Housing
Exterior view of housing development

County Supervisors Approve $14M Annual Plan as Housing Production Rises in Unincorporated Areas

| 4:15 PM

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The Board of Supervisors approved the 2026–27 Annual Plan, directing more than $14 million toward affordable housing, community improvements and services for residents with the greatest needs. The action comes as the County also released its 2025 Housing Progress Report, which shows steady gains in homebuilding across the unincorporated area.

Health
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Multi-Drug Resistant TB Exposure Reported at Iglesia Ni Cristo Church 

| 3:14 PM

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The County’s Tuberculosis Program is notifying members and visitors of Iglesia Ni Cristo in Miramar about a potential exposure to multidrug resistant tuberculosis. The exposure may have occurred between Sept. 19, 2025, and Dec. 3, 2025, primarily during the church’s 10 a.m. Sunday services and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday services.  

Housing
Bus in front of Skyline affording housing

Rancho Bernardo Welcomes Transit-Friendly Affordable Housing 

| 11:30 AM

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A ribbon-cutting ceremony and celebration was held today for SkyLINE, a new mixed-use affordable housing development built next to the Rancho Bernardo Transit Center. The seven story, 100-unit project sits on a former Metropolitan Transit System parking lot and provides affordable homes for individuals and families.

Health
Crates of citrus in a long row

Senior Volunteers Harvest Goodness and Turn Surplus into Service

| 3:13 PM

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The County is dedicated to helping older adults stay independent, safe, healthy and engaged. For the past three decades, a local group of senior volunteers has found a sweet way to do that – while providing fresh produce to their community.