U.S. Border Patrol agents in San Diego arrested a suspected MS-13 gang member from El Salvador who initially provided false information. The individual awaits removal proceedings.

San Diego's MTS will operate on a Sunday schedule on Thanksgiving Day, with no service on certain express and rural routes, and a "Friends Ride Free" promotion.

Police arrested two women after a Sephora shoplifting incident in Carlsbad, involving a chase and the discovery of five children in the getaway vehicle.

San Diego health officials link a national E. coli outbreak to Grimmway Farms organic carrots, with the public urged to dispose of these products after one death and multiple illnesses were reported.

The San Diego Sheriff's Office seeks help to identify a theft suspect targeting unsecured vehicles, sharing his description and urging public vigilance.

A cyclist, James Osmus, was killed by a motorist in San Diego's Black Mountain Ranch. The cause of the accident remains unknown, with alcohol ruled out. Authorities are seeking information.

UC San Diego ranks 9th on the Clarivate 2024 Highly Cited Researchers list, with 56 researchers acknowledged, marking it as the top public university in the U.S. for influential research.

The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted a boat off San Diego with 37 migrants aboard, seven miles from shore, during a night operation led by the Cutter Sea Otter.

A fire in San Diego County's Otay Mountain Wilderness was 95% contained after burning 98 acres. No evacuations were ordered and no structures were threatened. The cause is under investigation.

A cyclist died in Black Mountain Ranch after a motorist veered into the bike lane. Alcohol has been ruled out as a cause, and police are investigating.

Authorities in San Diego seized over 95,000 drug-laced chocolates worth $3 million, warning the public of the health risks posed by these "Polka Dot" bars.

San Diego confirms the addition of 263 new shelter beds to combat homelessness, including special provisions for veterans, as part of their broader strategy to offer more housing solutions.

UC San Diego received City Council approval on November 19 to transform 1100 Kettner Boulevard into a cultural hub, formerly housing MCASD, emphasizing art, culture, and education.