Rodolfo Silva, known as the "King of Coke," was sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for drug trafficking, including methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution, and coordinating with Mexican cartels.

San Diego's Public Utilities maintained water supply during extreme fire conditions, swiftly implementing contingency plans which included backup generators and operational monitoring, ensuring minimal impact on the water system.

A suspect is in custody for a fatal assault at a Hillcrest gas station, as confirmed by San Diego Police. The victim died after being attacked and having his head slammed on the pavement.

Cardinal McElroy is set to become the Archbishop of Washington, leaving San Diego. He reflects on his ministry and stands on social issues while a successor is awaited.

A man died from a gunshot wound in Kunkel Park, Lemon Grove; suspect Andrew Gomez Cardona was arrested. The Sheriff's Homicide Unit is investigating the incident.

Jonathan Tyler Gauthier pleads guilty to distributing fentanyl, resulting in two fatal overdoses in San Diego. Sentencing is scheduled for May 2025, with a maximum of 20 years per count.

U.S. CBP warns against bringing raw eggs from Mexico, citing a 158% increase in seizures and potential $10,000 fines due to disease prevention measures.

Jeffrey Todd Buntich was sentenced for violently attacking a senior Shih Tzu, resulting in the dog's euthanasia, after pleading guilty to animal cruelty.

San Diego County's Treasurer-Tax Collector is reminding that registration for the tax-defaulted property auction of over 600 listings closes in a week, with the auction set from March 14-19.

The Coast Guard intercepted a suspected human smuggling operation off southern California, rescuing Mexican, Chinese, and Indian nationals and transferring them to Customs and Border Protection.

San Diego has been awarded LEED Gold certification for sustainability and resilience by the USGBC, recognizing its green policies and commitment to a sustainable future.

Copa Airlines announces non-stop flights between San Diego and Panama City starting June 25, 2025, aiming to improve connectivity and boost tourism and business opportunities.

California provided $25.8 million to San Diego to address homelessness, continuing financial support for initiatives like supportive housing programs.