San Diego Police recovered a stolen Jaguar using ALPR and the car owner's Apple AirTag, reverting to traditional forensic methods for further evidence.

A San Marcos man, Manuel Vargas, was arrested for multiple drug and weapons charges, including possessing a ghost gun, after deputies found him asleep in his car.

Governor Newsom enacts laws to combat puppy mills, aiming to protect animals from unethical breeding and alleviate shelter overcrowding in California.

San Diego is experiencing mixed showers and thunderstorms due to a low-pressure system and moisture from Tropical Storm Priscilla. The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts cooler weather and a possible return of the marine layer next week.

San Diego County reports increased DUIs linked to nitrous oxide use, with new charges in fatal accidents and a rise in suspected DUIs with inhalants. Local ordinances are targeting sales to combat abuse.

Hurricane Priscilla's remnants increase shower and storm activity in Southern California, with potential localized flooding. Conditions to cool down post-weekend with another chance of rain on Tuesday.

Seven people were intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard near Dana Point, California, last Friday evening. Authorities towed their 24-foot vessel ashore and turned the individuals over to Homeland Security officials.

Southern California is set to experience changes in weather due to remnants of Hurricane Priscilla, with possible showers and storms later in the week.

Major Robert L. Barto, a veteran of three wars, celebrated his 100th birthday with honors, including a Quilt of Valor and a plaque at the Mount Soledad Veterans Memorial.

NWS San Diego forecasts a warm-up, potential late-week showers from Hurricane Priscilla's remnants, with varied temperatures and a chance of significant rainfall Friday.

San Diegans in inland areas will experience a rise in temperatures, and potential slight showers in the mountains, with varying weather conditions and a weak chance of thunderstorms.

A man on a bicycle was severely injured after being hit by a trolley in San Diego despite traffic delineators. The SDPD is investigating the incident.

California's AG is suing El Cajon for sharing license plate data, claiming it violates state privacy laws. The city allegedly continued sharing data with federal and out-of-state agencies against directives.