Coastal mornings stay foggy while inland valleys heat up; parts of the deserts and Inland Empire are under heat alerts through Monday. Plan for morning activity and know cooling options.

UC San Diego researchers built T1GRS, a machine‑learning genetic score that finds more people at risk for type 1 diabetes and reveals four genetic subtypes.

Reservations are open for a rare public open house at the San Diego California Temple. Tours run June 18–July 11 ahead of an Aug. 23 rededication.

El Cajon police used a drone and a Taser to arrest a 39-year-old woman after a Prince Street stabbing that left another woman hospitalized.

Mayor Todd Gloria’s budget would cut funding for Balboa Park’s December Nights — saving roughly $1.5M but prompting quick pushback from councilmembers and cultural groups. The festival’s future now hinges on City Council deliberations.

Chula Vista’s council voted 4-1 to investigate the funding and costs of Mayor John McCann’s theatrical State of the City address. The review will examine sponsors, a $28,000 tab and whether donations met disclosure rules.

Parents say mold in Zura Hall made their SDSU freshman so sick she needed emergency surgery; the family wants the university to refund housing fees and cover medical bills.

North Park chef Robert Cassidy blends Korean‑Irish flavors at Cloak & Petal, debuts a Zodiac roll for AAPI Month and will open Black Mizu café this summer.

A federal complaint says a man with autism was raped at the Vista Detention Facility and that jail staff failed to protect him. The suit also alleges ADA discrimination.

A pedestrian was killed in an Escondido alley in what police described as a "slow-speed" crash. Investigators are on scene and details remain limited.

An early-morning rollover on westbound I‑8 near SR‑67 in El Cajon killed one driver and closed lanes while crews worked the scene.

SeaWorld says Marc, an injured sea lion, remains mobile on San Diego cliffs; crews ask the public to keep back and report sightings to 1‑800‑541‑SEAL.

A cyberattack that began Saturday disrupted email, websites and registration at SDCCD; officials say classes are mostly continuing and there’s no evidence data was taken.