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Besides the presidential, California Senate and local races, San Diego voters also have some important statewide ballot measures to consider before the general election this November.

Congressman Adam Schiff and baseball legend Steve Garvey are running to represent California in the U.S. Senate.

With the election just weeks away, NBC 7 is previewing the candidates running for San Diego’s city attorney. It’s the only race that does not have an incumbent running as current City Attorney Mara Elliott terms out.

Mayor Todd Gloria is running for re-election against Larry Turner, a police officer and retired Marine Larry Turner, in a race where homelessness and housing are central issues.

Here’s a guide answering some of the questions you may have about voting in the 2024 Presidential Election in San Diego County.

A Halloween costume controversy that’s making national headlines has sparked an investigation at San Diego State University. A social media post shows two people dressed in offensive costumes that include blackface.

The San Diego Police Department faces a new complaint of excessive force. It comes after the arrest of an Encanto man was caught on camera.

A local brother and sister — one of whom was previously convicted of fraud and whose prison sentence was commuted by former President Donald Trump — were convicted by a San Diego federal jury for a fraud scheme involving resold groceries and other goods.

Homeowners in Rolando and the College Area say accessory dwelling units are popping up everywhere.

With just over a week until Election Day, about a quarter of San Diego’s registered voters have cast a vote.

Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer is running against incumbent San Diego County Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer.

The news came as the city faces a looming deadline to act, with 614 beds being taken offline by Dec. 1.

Chula Vista is California’s 15th most populous city and one of the largest in the nation without a four-year university

There’s a new weapon in the fight against the border sewage crisis. NBC 7’s Todd Strain explains what people in the South Bay could soon see driving around their neighborhood.