A former U.S. Border Patrol agent pleaded guilty to drug smuggling and receiving bribes, using his position to help undocumented immigrants and traffickers cross the border.

Birch Aquarium at Scripps welcomed its first Little Blue Penguin chick, a conservation symbol amidst climate change, with the chick carefully hand-reared by experts.

San Diego Humane Society waives adopting fees for adult pets to reduce shelter overcrowding and encourages local residents to adopt by offering animals seven months and older fee-free.

San Diego opens a new shelter for flood victims at the Municipal Gym, offering meals, services, and pet support in collaboration with the County, City, and Red Cross.

The article discusses a series of weather advisories in San Diego, including rain, strong winds, and the potential for heavy precipitation from an atmospheric river, with flood watches and high surf advisories in effect.

An 18-year-old was shot multiple times at a Chula Vista complex and is in stable condition. The suspect fled and is still at large. Police urge witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.

Chef Priscilla Curiel is set to expand the Chula Vista culinary scene with a new Mexican breakfast spot, the revival of Tuetano Taqueria, and a local Mujer Divina cafe.

The National Weather Service in San Diego has issued multiple alerts for SoCal, anticipating severe weather with heavy rain, high winds, and snowfall, leading to potential flooding and hazardous conditions.

San Diego authorities are taking legal action against Ocean Spa in Kearny Mesa, accused of prostitution and potential human trafficking following a police investigation prompted by community complaints.

La Mesa Police are searching for a missing 70-year-old woman with dementia, Theresa Samatua, last seen Sunday on Acacia Avenue. Public assistance is requested.

A local assistance center in Spring Valley provided aid to over 400 storm-affected households, offering services like hazardous waste disposal and insurance help.

Sonia Vargas, a Poway resident with disabilities, has been found safe after a community-wide search effort coordinated by the San Diego Sheriff's Department.

California Highway Patrol recovered a stolen 1971 Plymouth Barracuda and returned it to its owner, tracking the car despite changes to its appearance and VIN.