The California Highway Patrol is actively searching for a dark-colored truck involved in a fatal hit-and-run in Escondido, requesting public assistance.

San Diego's 36th Museum Month offers half-price admission to over 70 sites. Passes are free at UC San Diego Library and other locations, no library card required.

The San Diego City Council is considering the removal of a zoning amendment that affects housing lot sizes in the Encanto area, amid concerns over transparency and public engagement in the planning process.

San Diego's District 1 voters receive postcards about the special primary election on April 8, with information on voting options and details for a term ending in 2029.

A fatal shooting in Pacific Beach, San Diego, resulted in the death of a 51-year-old man following a dispute. A 31-year-old suspect, Richard Herrman, was arrested on murder charges. San Diego Police are investigating the incident.

Valley Center hosted a pet microchip and vaccine clinic, emphasizing disaster preparation, with over 100 pets serviced despite running out of microchips.

An American was shot by suspected cartel members near the US-Mexico border in California; CBP and local authorities responded, providing aid and evacuating the injured hiker.

A fire at a home on E Washington Ave in Escondido displaced seven individuals, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze in 30 minutes; the cause remains under investigation.

The County's Mobile Crisis Response Team program marks 4 successful years, with a significant increase in calls, indicating a greater role in crisis management.

A report shows the pandemic's impact on college enrollment among San Diego high school graduates, with a decline in two-year college attendance, especially among economically disadvantaged students.

Kristen Ryan died in a scooter crash in Escondido; her Vespa hit a rock embankment after losing control on a curve.

La Jolla Country Day School students create cards and care packages to support LA wildfire victims and first responders, demonstrating community solidarity and empathy.

Southern California is preparing for extreme weather, with high temperatures, low humidity, and strong Santa Ana winds, increasing wildfire risks. A potential for rain is also in the forecast.