A pedestrian was killed Saturday after being struck by a pickup at Prospect and Woodside in Winter Gardens; CHP is investigating the fatal collision.

A Jeep drove off the SR-54/I-5 overpass into the Sweetwater River early March 29, killing two people. CHP suspects drunk driving; investigation ongoing.

Homicide detectives are canvassing Barrio Logan after a late‑night stabbing left a 28‑year‑old man dead. Police are asking anyone with information or video to call.

A potential engine fire on American Airlines flight AAL3131 snarled operations at San Diego International Airport on March 28, creating runway backups and delays. Early reports noted a brief ground stop and widespread schedule ripple effects.

City attorneys are preparing a nuisance suit against a University Heights massage business after documents link the operation to years of alleged criminal activity.

Truva, from owner Meliha Karahan, will open on The Sofia Hotel’s ground floor this spring with house‑made breads, a Turkish‑forward menu and a full bar. The renovated dining room seats about 145 and will offer breakfast and dinner.

A suspicious package at the Santee Sheriff's Station prompted an evacuation; the Bomb/Arson Unit later rendered the item safe and officials say there's no known threat.

Cbar has reworked the former Chocolate Bar into a 75-seat wine bar and bistro with Chef Jarle Saupstad, a sommelier-driven bottle shop and a new Club C membership.

An early‑morning shooting in Serra Mesa left a man with broken bones; police recovered a shotgun and are searching for a suspect.

The County moved a proposed ordinance forward to spin off Behavioral Health Services into its own department; final approval is expected in April with a phased July 1 start.

A hiker discovered dead baby leopard sharks on the Black's Beach trail in La Jolla, sparking environmental concern and prompting wildlife‑agency notifications.

Tony Moore, 65, has died after being struck by a motorcycle on El Cajon Boulevard in La Mesa; the county medical examiner is awaiting postmortem results.

A city audit found slow ‘turnout’ times and a 2019 triage policy have left San Diego Fire‑Rescue crews averaging multi‑minute delays, pushing arrival times past the city goal.