San Diego initiates an environmental review for a proposed zero-emission truck stop with charging stations, aligning with its clean air goals for the port area.

The San Diego Police Department arrested six people in Barrio Logan for crimes including extortion, assault, and burglary after a multi-agency investigation into gang activities.

San Diego's AquaFest offers a family-friendly pool party with free entry, featuring activities like an inflatable course and a foam party, plus safety demos and an emergency response drill.

September is National Recovery Month, and San Diego County's BHS encourages community participation to support those in mental health and addiction recovery.

Charles "Andy" Williams's parole was denied; he was responsible for the 2001 school shooting at Santana High School, causing 2 deaths and 13 injuries.

A low pressure system is cooling Southern California with temperatures dropping 5 to 15 degrees, but gusty winds raise critical fire weather conditions. The cooling trend is set to continue into next week.

San Diego County Board supports a lawsuit led by Attorney General Rob Bonta against major oil companies, highlighting the industry's role in climate change.

The Chula Vista Police Department confirmed no active threat at Rancho Del Rey Middle School after concerns arose from a message sent to a student at a different school. Police presence increased as a precaution.

The Embodied Pacific exhibition at Birch Aquarium unites art and science, offering an immersive, interactive ocean exploration experience through various installations.

A Romanian national, Andrei Arteni, was charged with stealing over $500,000 in public assistance benefits using skimmers, facing up to 10 years if convicted.

A 21-year-old man was fatally shot in Lemon Grove; a suspect has been arrested, and the San Diego Sheriff’s Department is seeking public assistance with the investigation.

Southern California is facing heightened foul odors from the Tijuana River Valley due to a heatwave, with health risks reported by the San Diego County Air Pollution Control District. Residents are advised to stay indoors.

A cooling trend is anticipated to bring relief from the heatwave in southwestern California, with temperatures expected to drop from Tuesday, especially west of the mountains.