Getting shut down and cleared by health inspectors in the same afternoon is either an impressive show of responsiveness or a sign that something keeps getting overlooked until someone with a clipboard shows up. For Phở Ca Dao & Grill in Rancho Bernardo, the answer may be a little of both.

A two‑year probe found a La Jolla clinic billed more than $11M to Medicare and private insurers; the operator faces fraud, money‑laundering and unlicensed‑practice charges.

A city plan would cut posted speeds on about 679 miles—roughly 20% of San Diego roads—targeting school zones, business corridors and crash‑heavy stretches.

An's Gelato will open an airport‑themed outpost called an's gate d6 at Oceanside's Top Gun House this summer, replacing High‑Pie and serving rotating small‑batch flavors.

Patchy fog Sunday; a Heat Advisory runs March 16–20 with record highs likely inland later in the week.

The NWS has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for March 16–20. Expect coastal fog this weekend and dangerous inland heat next week.

Bier Garden opens a second, patio-forward location in downtown Oceanside this Monday, bringing its beer-focused menu and rotating taps just steps from the pier.

A judge handed Gregory Carlomagno a 43‑year, 8‑month to life term after his conviction in the 2024 El Cajon stabbing that left Steven Barron dead. Local records and court filings detail the incident and arrest.

The Rancho Santa Fe Art Jury approved Silvergate's 148‑unit senior campus, but neighbors warn the battle over traffic, flood risk and the covenant isn't over.

Crews have started work on a 2.8‑mile SANDAG bikeway on University Avenue that will add protected lanes, traffic calming and bus platforms through City Heights.

Federal prosecutors allege a San Diego man sold millions of counterfeit U.S. postage stamps online and netted more than $6 million. Postal inspectors say shipments containing over one million fake stamps were intercepted.

A short social‑media clip shows federal immigration agents detaining someone on South 41st Street while SDPD officers separated a small crowd. The department says it is reviewing the video.

A California appeals panel affirmed a San Diego judge's denial of shared dog custody after finding one cited case was nonexistent and another mis‑cited; an attorney was fined and the opinion referred to the State Bar.