The San Diego area experiences unseasonably cool temperatures, strong winds, and potential for showers and thunderstorms, with a warming trend expected later on.

Inmate Shawn Brown at Donovan Correctional Facility was sentenced for bribing an officer to smuggle a $30,000 grill and defrauding COVID-19 relief funds.

A groundbreaking event marked the start of the "Cuatro at City Heights" project in San Diego, a $98 million initiative to provide affordable housing for low-income families and homeless veterans.

A group of juveniles in Bay Terraces was involved in a stabbing incident, with the victim receiving non-life-threatening injuries. The suspects fled and remain unidentified as police investigate potential gang involvement.

San Diego marks a year since implementing its Single Use Plastic Reduction Ordinance, which bans items like foam plates and plastic straws unless requested by customers.

A man was fatally stabbed after a fight at a San Diego gas station; the suspect, an acquaintance with links to the victim’s girlfriend, was hospitalized and released pending investigation.

Carlos Mendoza received an 87-month sentence for trafficking meth and "ghost guns" after pleading guilty; key for a San Diego crackdown on illegal firearms.

San Diego is expected to warm up this weekend, followed by cooler temperatures and potential showers next week, as detailed by the National Weather Service.

Caltrans plans to close westbound lanes of SR-54 and all lanes of northbound SR-163 for maintenance in San Diego, impacting weekend traffic and necessitating detours.

Temperatures in San Diego dipped below seasonal averages, but the lower deserts remained hotter. Coastal and mountain areas cooled, while the forecast indicates a rise in temperatures over the weekend.

Sen. Catherine Blakespear's bill, SB 1053, aimed at eliminating thicker, recyclable plastic bags, passed the Senate Environmental Quality Committee in California.

Albert Carder, designated as a Sexually Violent Predator, is set for conditional release in Jacumba Hot Springs, San Diego. The public can voice concerns until April 30, ahead of a May 17 court hearing.

The U.S. recovered $2 million from a settlement over a 2020 aircraft collision involving a Marine Corps Osprey and a civilian Twin Otter at San Diego's Brown Field Municipal Airport.