The Coast Guard rescued 5 people, including a child, after their vessel, the Playhouse, began taking on water off San Diego.

A man was critically injured in a shooting on the Rincon Indian Reservation, and a suspect faces attempted murder charges. Authorities urge witnesses to contact them.

The San Diego County Water Authority will conduct routine maintenance on its First Aqueduct from February 25 to March 5, potentially causing manageable water disruptions in the region.

Balboa Park's Pershing Bikeway is undergoing upgrades, with cyclists getting a new two-way path and pedestrians a dedicated sidewalk. Construction is ongoing, but once complete in late Spring 2024, it will enhance safety and accessibility.

San Diego begins new road repair projects in Rancho Bernardo and neighboring areas, employing slurry sealing to improve road surfaces and extend their lifespan. Work is expected to conclude by March, weather permitting.

The article describes upcoming varied weather for Southern California, with mild weather transitioning to light showers and potential mountain snow, followed by a midweek dry spell and more rain next weekend.

The alleged leader of a $5 million unemployment fraud scheme, Romanian national David Constantin, was extradited to the U.S. and faces federal charges including wire fraud and money laundering.

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance plans to bring giant pandas back to the zoo after signing a new conservation agreement with China Wildlife Conservation Association.

One man was killed and another wounded in a shooting in University City, San Diego. The incident is under active investigation as a targeted attack. Police are seeking information from the public.

Chula Vista Councilmember Andrea Cardenas resigned due to criminal charges involving conspiracy and money laundering, with intentions to seek re-election. Her replacement will be decided by the city council.

A fire, likely sparked by a space heater, damaged a Pacific Beach apartment early Tuesday. The SDFD extinguished the blaze, with no major injuries reported.

San Diego County's $6 million fund to aid migrants is near depletion, with Supervisor Desmond highlighting the need for federal support as local efforts to manage the surge at the U.S.-Mexico border become unsustainable.

Governor Newsom secured a major disaster declaration from the White House for San Diego after January storms, providing federal aid for recovery and rebuilding efforts.