San Diego residents face ash from nearby wildfires, with officials urging vigilance and the use of emergency apps and alerts to stay informed about fire risks and air quality.

The SDPD is investigating a robbery by a suspect who displayed a handgun at a store on 400 C Street, San Diego. The incident occurred on September 8, and no injuries were reported.

An SUV crashed into a box truck in Roseville/Fleet Ridge, injuring several including a child with a serious leg injury; impairment was ruled out, and the SDPD is investigating.

A fire at an SDG&E battery facility in Escondido led to evacuations and a swift response from emergency services, including hazmat teams. No injuries were reported, and air quality is monitored.

Assembly Bill 3227, aimed at streamlining stormwater channel maintenance in San Diego, has passed in California's legislature, intending to ease regulatory processes and prepare for severe weather events.

Hazard Center in San Diego was sold to BH Properties for $68.25 million, aiming for upscale retail revitalization instead of residential redevelopment.

Ex-teacher Sean Stevenson was sentenced to 10 years for trying to buy sex from a minor, caught in a sting operation. He had offered money for a sexual encounter with an underage girl.

San Diego officials, including Mayor Gloria, broke ground on construction for the new Beyer Park, fulfilling a plan from 1974 with a budget of $22.4 million, anticipated to complete by spring 2026.

San Diego joins the inaugural cohort of the State Department's Reta Jo Lewis Local Diplomat Program, with Mayor Todd Gloria welcoming the initiative to enhance the city’s global engagement.

Two suspects were arrested after an assault by masked individuals using baseball bats in Oceanside, with efforts ongoing to apprehend remaining suspects.

A missing 56-year-old at-risk man, Lance Montgomery, was safely located in San Diego after the police and community searched for him following his disappearance.

A scooter rider suffered leg injuries after hitting an Acura in San Diego. DUI was not a factor, and SDPD Traffic Division is investigating the incident.

Injured San Diego Police Officer Zachary Martinez was released from the hospital to continue his recovery at home, following a traffic collision that also claimed the lives of his colleague and a motorist.