SDFD responded to an Ocean Beach apartment fire, which revealed a suspected marijuana grow room, resulting in no injuries and an ongoing investigation.

Two mobile homes in Shelter Valley were destroyed by fire, displacing four people; no injuries were reported, with an investigation ongoing into the cause.

Escondido Police conducted a DUI checkpoint, arresting one for DUI and issuing citations for license violations. The operation aims to improve road safety and is funded by traffic safety grants.

A couple was struck in a San Diego hit-and-run; the suspect, a 28-year-old driver, was arrested, and alcohol was involved.

A woman was arrested for obstructing an officer during protests in Rancho Santa Fe as VP Harris attended a nearby event. The demonstration against violence in Gaza ended after 45 minutes without property damage.

Two vehicles collided on Friars Road, severely injuring an elderly man and causing minor injuries to two others, with the SDPD investigating the incident.

A fire injured one person on the eighth floor of the St. Teresa de Calcutta Villa in the East Village, requiring evacuation and the assistance of 80 personnel.

The Great 3 Fire in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park burned 187 acres. One person was injured, but no structures were threatened. Containment reached 50% with 140 firefighters and various firefighting resources deployed.

Glutenus Maximus Bakehouse, known for its long lines at Poway farmers' markets, is opening a storefront in Vista, CA, offering pastries like Liege waffles and cruffins, plus hot sandwiches.

Pacific Beach's Hideaway is set to open on June 20, offering a blend of Americana cuisine and retro surf culture, with live entertainment and a sizeable space for dining and drinks.

DalBam Moon Night Korean Kitchen, opened by Sun Park, is a new late-night eatery in San Diego's Convoy District offering a family-inspired menu and late hours until 1 a.m.

San Diego officials warn of TB exposure on the MTS Trolley Blue Line and at the San Diego College of Continuing Education with cases on the rise in the county.

Arturo Ulloa received a 50-years-to-life sentence for attempted murder and child endangerment in a domestic violence case involving the stabbing of his girlfriend in front of their children.