Sheriff's detectives say a North County probe recovered millions in rare comics, trading cards, 19 firearms and cash after storage‑unit searches. Two people were arrested and investigators are cataloging items to find owners.

San Diego’s first‑in‑the‑nation rule requiring in‑store alternatives for app coupons has led Albertsons to pull many digital deals inside city limits, touching off a fight over access to savings.

A Mexican national is charged for using his car to assault a federal officer during an arrest in National City and for illegal re-entry into the U.S. after deportation.

A Las Vegas man was sentenced to 10 years after prosecutors say he trafficked a 16‑year‑old through Las Vegas, Los Angeles and San Diego; investigators say the victim was branded and later rescued.

Tijuana’s new elevated viaduct will open in stages; officials say an initial stretch could be inaugurated in December while crews finish remaining columns and systems into 2026.

San Diego is experiencing cooler temperatures and light showers, with the NWS forecasting continued precipitation and below-average highs. A winter advisory is in effect for some areas.

The San Diego fishing community mourns Michael Rijavec, a YouTuber known as SD Fish and Sips, found dead in Mexican waters after disappearing while kayaking.

A former Qualcomm R&D executive was sentenced to 48 months and ordered to forfeit millions after a jury found he sold his employer technology and laundered proceeds.

A 44-year-old man died in San Diego Central Jail; attempts to resuscitate him failed. He was in custody for shoplifting and had been jailed since November 8. An investigation is underway, with condolences offered to his family.

Brooklyn Broadway was sentenced to four years after pleading guilty in the 2023 death of her former landlord. The case featured cellphone video and a legal fight over behavioral-health court.

A new SDCTA scorecard graded 23 San Diego‑area districts on bond spending transparency; several earned A+ marks while others — especially smaller or rural districts — received failing grades.

A 0.35-acre downtown parcel at 345 B St., the former 4th & B music club, is officially listed for sale and could combine with the California Theatre parcel for a larger redevelopment.

San Diego's Public Safety Committee voted to continue using license plate readers amid crime-solving claims, despite privacy concerns and calls for stronger safeguards on data use and sharing.