Chula Vista police announce a DUI checkpoint within the city on April 20th from 6 PM to midnight, emphasizing efforts to reduce impaired driving incidents and increase road safety.

UC San Diego Health integrates AI into its Epic Systems electronic health record to handle patient messages, easing doctors' cognitive load without reducing response times.

A 57-year-old man is in critical condition following a pedestrian collision in Chula Vista. The incident, involving a cooperating driver, occurred at Orange and Albany Avenues, and an investigation is underway.

San Diegans affected by January storms received a tax filing extension until June 17, 2024, from the IRS and FTB following federal and state disaster declarations.

Mayor Todd Gloria proposes a $5.65 billion budget for San Diego, aiming to maintain services amid financial challenges by using strategic cuts and one-time funds.

Escondido police arrested Jalen Owens, a man with a criminal history, for narcotics sales, weapon possession, and probation violation after a creek bed area patrol.

Officials report TB exposure at Father Joe's Village, advising testing for those who were at JKC between October 2023 and March 2024, following earlier TB incidents at another facility.

San Diego will resume regular street sweeping services on May 9 in southeastern areas affected by the January storm, commencing with a 30-day grace period for parking violations.

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park celebrated the hatching of its 250th California condor chick, a significant milestone for the critically endangered species' recovery.

SeaWorld San Diego celebrates National Dolphin Day with educational presentations, dolphin encounters, discounts on merchandise, and themed treats and cocktails.

Two teenagers were arrested for attacking and stabbing another teen on a San Diego city bus during an argument, prompting an investigation by police for possible gang involvement.

Two arrested in San Diego for the fatal assault of Charles Hughes following an investigation of his death due to head trauma.

Mayor Todd Gloria urges San Diegans to apply for FEMA aid before the April 19 deadline, with over 2,600 households already benefitting from disaster relief funds after January's storm.