San Diego's North Clairemont Community Park will be renamed Officer Austin Machitar Memorial Park, honoring a local officer killed in the line of duty.

The National Weather Service forecasts cool weather and light rain in San Diego, with strong winds and cooler temperatures inland. A warming trend is expected next week.

San Diego Police seek public help in locating Ramon Duenas, an 82-year-old man with dementia, missing since May 15.

San Diego Police released video of an officer-involved shooting on April 14 to ensure transparency. The incident, following a citywide pursuit, resulted in the death of a suspect armed with a rifle and handgun. An investigation is underway.

An elderly woman died in a solo vehicle crash against a palm tree on Sea Vale Street, Chula Vista; intoxication was not a factor, and the investigation is ongoing.

A cool weather system from the Gulf of Alaska will bring showers to San Diego, while Orange County may see less rain. Rising winds and cooler temperatures are forecasted over the weekend.

The NWS issued advisories for San Diego about gusty winds up to 65 mph, cooler temperatures, and slight chances of showers, with conditions improving slightly by Wednesday.

A fire in Spring Valley resulted in the displacement of residents, with one individual, Erik Mendez, rescuing a stranger. The Sheriff's unit is investigating the cause. No serious injuries reported.

An incarcerated man in San Diego faced attempted murder charges for assaulting a deputy with a makeshift knife.

San Diego is experiencing a significant heatwave with temperatures soaring 10 to 15 degrees above normal, followed by a sharp cooldown next week as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

West Hills High School was locked down due to a false report of a gun on campus, which was investigated by deputies and later lifted without finding any weapon.

Cooler temperatures and light rain are forecasted for Southern California, with a low pressure system causing below-average temps and potential thunderstorms in mountain and desert areas.

Jack Potter, 72, received a 15-year-to-life sentence for the 2003 murder of his wife after investigative genetic genealogy helped solve the cold case.