NWS San Diego warns of intense heat, with temperatures soaring over 110F in deserts, posing moderate heat-related illness risks. Conditions may cool slightly tomorrow, but deserts remain hot.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria becomes vice president of the United States Conference of Mayors, aiming to address urban challenges such as affordable housing and community safety.

The Coast Guard intercepted a boat with 10 individuals near Point Loma, all claiming to be of Mexican nationality, in a suspicious activity operation.

Strong westerly winds up to 60 mph are expected in San Diego's mountains and deserts with lower inland temperatures and a significant marine layer impacting visibility.

The San Diego Sheriff's Office reported on inmate Linda Bagby's death at Las Colinas jail, detailing the swift CPR attempt and investigation into the cause of her passing.

San Diego's weather forecast predicts cooler temperatures, with a significant drop expected; coastal highs will be in the upper 60s to low 100s in the deserts into Saturday.

SDG&E uses goats for wildfire prevention and has created an Instagram account to promote their efforts. The goats naturally manage vegetation in high-risk areas to enhance community safety and ecosystem health.

Indictment charges 13 Guatemalans in a cocaine trafficking operation; lead defendant killed in a shootout with Mexican authorities; his son extradited and jailed in the US.

A neglected Belgian Malinois named Eagle was rescued by San Diego Animal Services. She underwent surgery, funded by the Spirit Fund, to amputate an injured leg and is awaiting adoption.

San Diego is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures expected to reach around 90F, potentially nearing 100F in some areas. Relief is forecast to start Thursday, with cooler temperatures over the weekend.

The San Diego County Planning Commission is set to decide on the Cottonwood Sand Mine Project, with county staff recommending rejection due to potential negative local impacts.

San Diego Police are preparing for protests and stress their focus on safety and legality, while distancing themselves from federal immigration enforcement.

Southern California is set to experience high temperatures with the Inland Empire possibly exceeding 100°F and deserts reaching 110°F. The heat is due to a high-pressure system, with little change expected until a cooldown early next week.