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.

San Diego County qualifies for state flood relief after storms, Chairwoman Nora Vargas announced, thanking Governor Newsom and CalOES for quick support.

A San Ysidro shooting left one man dead and two injured; suspect Jose Antonio Granados Jr. was later arrested. The incident occurred near a motel, with the victims believed to be acquainted.

Wilder Emilio Sanchez Farfan, an alleged drug kingpin, was extradited from Colombia to the U.S. to face drug trafficking charges and pleaded not guilty.

The San Diego Sheriff's Department is searching for Sonia Vargas, a missing 56-year-old from Poway with disabilities. She was last seen on Robley Ranch Rd.

Southern California faces strong Santa Ana winds, with forecasts predicting gusts up to 65 mph, creating potentially hazardous conditions including power outages and fallen trees. The NWS advises caution through the weekend.

South Bay Coin Laundry in Chula Vista offers free laundry services to flood victims on January 26 and 28, providing 24-hour access to assist the community in recovering from severe winter storms.

Nearly 1,500 volunteers participated in San Diego County's annual Point-in-Time Count to tally the homeless population and secure funding for assistance programs.

Mayor Todd Gloria of San Diego is seeking federal aid for storm recovery, with the support of VP Kamala Harris. He calls for surveys to be completed to meet aid thresholds.

San Diego clears stormwater culverts of debris post-storm under an emergency declaration, employing city crews and contractors to prevent flooding and clean affected streets, while also safely disposing of hazardous materials.

San Diego establishes a Flood Response Fund to aid non-profits helping flood victims, which offers matched donations up to $100,000 by the San Diego Foundation.