A brush fire that started in Tijuana crossed into San Diego’s Marron Valley; Cal Fire lists the blaze at 20 acres and 10% contained.

TailoredSpace opened a 9,700‑sq‑ft Solana Beach campus with desks from $295 and private offices available for local professionals.

San Diego dog owners are feeling the squeeze as vet prices rise — routine care, dental work and emergencies are reshaping budgets and choices. Local clinics and assistance programs are becoming crucial.

Carlsbad developer CalWest sold 62 homes and about $55M in Q1 2026, offering mortgage buydowns while prepping new communities in Vista and Chula Vista.

A two‑year, $33.5M pilot will put sensors and ramp meters on northbound I‑15 through Temecula to smooth rush‑hour traffic and track results.

A student was arrested after a firearm and ammunition were found near Rancho Del Rey Middle School; police say there is no ongoing threat.

North Park Beer Co. is taking its kitchen in-house and adding the Tokyo Smash burger and global pub fare ahead of its 10th‑anniversary celebration.

Ibis will add about 72 apartments and townhomes to La Mesa Boulevard, including 10 deed‑restricted affordable flats and shared courtyard amenities. The project replaces an older medical office and markets to middle‑income renters.

Flagship Cruises will launch a daily ferry June 1 between Chula Vista's Safe Harbor South Bay and downtown San Diego. One-way fares are about $15 and crossings take roughly 45 minutes.

Grecia Figueroa, who sued ex-supervisor Nathan Fletcher, faces two misdemeanor DUI charges tied to a Sept. 13, 2025 incident. Prosecutors say the case is moving to trial in July; she says it will be dropped.

A Nature-backed analysis finds climate warming will likely boost the number of large, damaging hailstones — raising risks to roofs, cars and solar panels.

High Tech High’s Holy Cows were part of the winning alliance at the 2026 FIRST Robotics world championship in Houston after a season of district awards and engineering honors.

Assemblymember Tasha Boerner’s ACA 9 would add affordability to the CPUC’s rate‑making duties and expand the commission as residential bills spike. The measure now needs a Senate supermajority to reach voters.