A suspect was shot by SDPD after he reportedly wielded an axe and refused to drop it. The San Diego Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident, assisted by FBI and US Attorney’s Office oversight.

San Diego County officials unanimously support legislative efforts to fix Tijuana River sewage issues, with bills accelerating response and allocating funding for water projects and infrastructure.

The Coast Guard suspended the search for seven missing after a boat capsized near San Diego, despite extensive efforts covering over 520 square nautical miles.

San Diego plans to save $13 million over five years by moving departments into city-owned buildings, reducing lease costs amidst a $258 million budget deficit.

Steven Terrell Lewis was found guilty by a San Diego jury of trying to coerce a minor and an adult into prostitution.

The Carlsbad City Council voted 3-2 to end a ban on new drive-thru restaurants, allowing businesses to propose individual drive-thru projects for review.

A TB exposure alert has been issued for St. Michael's Catholic Church in San Diego due to resistant TB strain, with exposure possibly occurring between September and December 2024, particularly at the 10 a.m. Sunday services.

San Diego County health officials investigate a salmonella outbreak linked to Aladdin Mediterranean Café with 14 cases.

A Mexican citizen was charged with smuggling 12 protected parakeets into the U.S. hidden in boots and car upholstery, facing up to 20 years in prison and a fine.

A man in San Diego was arrested on murder and attempted murder charges after a shooting spree involving his father's death and an incident at a liquor store.

Carlsbad Police arrested a wanted felon after a 31-mile chase; the suspect led officers through San Diego County before his vehicle ran out of gas and he surrendered.

San Diego's FY26 draft budget plans $83 million for road repairs despite a $258 million deficit, preserving transportation services but cutting some funding for traffic signals and tree-planting.

SDG&E proposes to end certain costly energy efficiency programs, which could save customers around $300 million from 2026–2031, aligning with state directives for cost-effective energy management.