The National Weather Service San Diego predicts a moderate to major HeatRisk for inland and desert areas, with high temperatures and potential thunderstorms.

San Diego's Grantville introduces a new safe parking program offering 20 spaces for the homeless until it becomes a housing project in late 2026. Managed by Dreams for Change, the program provides meals, case management, and access to resources.

The National Weather Service in San Diego reports a gradual decline in heat for inland California, with a 5 to 10-degree relief forecasted, while coastal areas will see a slight dip in temperature.

Rancho Santa Fe's legal inquiry into animal neglect unfolds as authorities investigate the care of emaciated horses after distressing images prompt action; potential criminal charges loom without proof of adequate care.

Southern California is experiencing a heat wave with potential record-breaking temperatures, as warned by NWS San Diego. High heat risks call for caution, but cooler conditions are expected soon along the coast.

Four men were arrested in San Diego for sexually assaulting three drugged teenage girls. The San Diego County Sheriff's Sexual Assault Unit is investigating.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signs AB 379 to combat human trafficking, reintroducing misdemeanor penalties for loitering to purchase sex and felony charges for adults soliciting sex from minors.

Illumina Inc. agrees to pay $9.8 million to settle False Claims Act allegations relating to selling genomic sequencing systems with cybersecurity flaws to the U.S. government.

Mild summer temperatures are expected in Southern California with occasional fluctuations in water levels due to a distant earthquake. Warmth will increase, especially Inland, but no hazardous marine conditions are forecasted.

San Diego Unified School District invests in student athletics, enhancing facilities and initiating athlete councils, spurred by a 13% increase in sports participation.

San Diego City Council approved transforming the 101 Ash St. building into affordable housing and community services, with no direct city funding but through a loan to the developer.

San Diego seeks to redevelop Mission Bay Park's underused areas including Marina Village, Sportsmen's Seafood, and Dana Landing, focusing on public enjoyment rather than residential development.

The San Diego Humane Society is reducing adoption fees by 50% for a month and offering a free adoption day to alleviate overcrowding and find homes for pets.