Phil Diehl is a News Reporter at The San Diego Union-Tribune. With a career spanning over three decades, he has extensively covered topics such as city government, education, health care, military issues, and various aspects of urban development, including construction and public transportation. His work has been featured in notable publications including the Los Angeles Times, Phys.org, and Military.com.
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Oceanside, United States (Local)
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Phil Diehl's reporting primarily revolves around local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and press releases. His coverage also includes topics such as government & politics, crime, business & industry, transportation & logistics with a focus on Oceanside and NCTD (North County Transit District).
To effectively reach out to Phil Diehl, consider providing insights or comments related to local government policies and their impact on the community in Oceanside or the North County Transit District. Additionally, if you have expertise in legal matters pertaining to these areas or can provide valuable input about transportation issues specific to this region of California that align with his coverage themes.
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Exhibitors and employees say so long as the three-week summer run comes to an end.
By: Phil Diehl
Development is downsized from previous proposal for mixed-use with 137 units and ground-floor commercial space.
By: Phil Diehl
News By Phil Diehl, The San Diego Union-Tribune The Tribune Content Agency July 6, 2026 6:14 AM
City manager asked to bring back possible solutions to preserve 99-year-old venue in Village.
By: Phil Diehl
City's largest park will include its first bicycle pump track, also trails, exercise stations, public art and habitat preserve
By: Phil Diehl
State administrator says changes will not affect any activities underway at McClellan-Palomar
By: Phil Diehl
San Diego County law enforcement departments store anywhere between 700 to 7,000 firearms; some have enough space, some don’t.
An internal audit found the Carlsbad Police Department is struggling to keep up with growing evidence storage demands as firearms, digital evidence and forensic materials push storage capacity toward its limits.
By: Phil Diehl
Return of commercial flights raises public safety concerns among San Diego and San Bernardino county fire agencies
By: Phil Diehl
Cesar Chavez revelations prompt city to reconsider the way it chooses names for public facilities
