Jan. 9, 2026
New San Diego presiding judge centers court leadership on 'connected'
New Presiding Judge Michael S. Groch says he wants California's fourth-largest trial court focused on collaboration, communication and trust.
Judge Michael S. Groch began his two-year term as presiding judge of the San Diego County Superior Court on Jan. 1, bringing nearly 16 years of judicial experience and a focus on strengthening connections across one of California's largest trial courts.
Groch has anchored his tenure to a single principle: "Connected."
"Connected is more than a theme," Groch said. "It underscores the importance of collaboration, communication, and trust through...
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