Two minor earthquakes off the coast of San Diego County serve as cautionary reminders for Californians to take part in The Great Californian ShakeOut, a yearly event promoting earthquake preparedness.

As police officers search for a missing 10-year-old child in La Mesa.

Overnight lane closures and flagging on San Marcos Boulevard signal the beginning stage of installing fiber optic lines to improve the city's internet speeds, a project that promises to have benefits for internet services in the community.

21-year-old Isaiah Cisneros has been arrested in Otay Mesa, San Diego, after officers found an unserialized "ghost gun" in his possession during a traffic stop.

Little Fox Cups & Cones opens its first gourmet ice cream store in South Oceanside, San Diego, offering innovative flavors, ice cream tacos, and more.

Pacific Beach Elementary School in San Diego has begun construction on new facilities, including a kindergarten building, joint-use field expansion, and other upgrades.

A young coyote's remarkable journey to recovery demonstrates the power of innovative rehabilitation methods and the importance of protecting wildlife.

Spicy Lao Kitchen, a new restaurant from the Lou family, owners of JL Jerkys, brings traditional Laotian cuisine and Thai dishes to Kearny Mesa, adding fiery and fragrant Southeast Asian flavors to San Diego's culinary scene.

Tragedy struck on Interstate 5 as two motorcyclists from Oceanside collided, taking the life of a 20-year-old rider.

A tragic house fire in Santee claimed the life of an 80-year-old woman, with investigation efforts revealing the fire's origin to be in the garage.

A Navy sailor assigned to the USS Germantown, Nija Townsend Jr., has gone missing in San Diego, prompting concern and investigation from family, friends, and authorities.

Survivors of suicide attempts often experience a renewed appreciation for life and the opportunity to redefine their purposes. Understanding the chronic struggles these individuals face is vital to awareness and prevention efforts.

In a significant move towards battling hate crimes, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Oceanside receives a $250,000 grant for its diversity and inclusion programs.