The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts rising temperatures for Southern California, with highs in the mid-90s in the valleys and over 100 degrees in the low desert.

San Diego's District Attorney found no criminal liability for officers in seven shootings, including cases involving suspects Jesse Nelson, Dorian Larkin, Justin Teague, Benjamin Pickens, and Xavier LaCosta.

Southern California is forecasted to have cooler-than-average temperatures this weekend, with gusty winds in certain areas. A gradual warming trend is expected next week, with low chances of precipitation or hazardous marine conditions.

California grants $33.7 million for affordable housing project Avanzando in San Ysidro, boosting transit-oriented development near public transportation.

Carlsbad Police arrested Jose Gonzalez for a series of thefts at Carlsbad Premium Outlets after an investigation featuring technology and coordination with other agencies.

In a double homicide in San Diego's Point Loma, two were killed, and a third injured; a 60-year-old male, William Bushey, was arrested. Police investigate the family-related incident.

The article discusses the California least tern in Carlsbad, an endangered seabird species that nests locally, indicating a healthy environment, and is protected by a citywide habitat management plan.

Mohamed Muriidi Mohamed was sentenced to 27 months in prison and ordered to pay $3.7 million for a childcare-benefits fraud involving the UMI Learning Center.

The Tuna Harbor Dockside Market in San Diego is celebrating its 10th anniversary of offering sustainably caught seafood directly from local fishermen to consumers.

Birch Aquarium is renovating its Hall of Fishes exhibit into the new Living Seas exhibition, promising immersive and educational features. The renovation is the most significant since 1992, with a temporary closure planned for late 2024.

The article details an Encinitas man's arrest post a chase and collisions, facing assault and burglary charges.

Groundbreaking for Beyer Park begins in San Ysidro, with funding from various sources, including a city initiative. The park will offer various recreational features and public art.

California's County Fire/CAL FIRE launches a Wildfire Mitigation Program to help Dulzura residents secure their homes against fires with defensible space and less combustible materials, funded by FEMA and state emergency services.