Santee Community Shaken as Investigation Continues into Infant's Death in SUV, Sheriff Urges Vigilance Against Car Heatstroke Risks
San Diego County Sheriffs investigate the death of a two-month-old baby found in an SUV, reminding the public of the dangers and illegality of leaving children unattended in cars. They offer prevention tips and free car safety classes.
San Diego Braces for Scorching Sunday with Excessive Heat Watch, Coachella Valley and Deserts to Hit Mid-100s
San Diego faces an Excessive Heat Watch for Sunday and Monday, with temperatures potentially reaching mid-100s as a high-pressure system persists. Coastal areas may find temporary relief with marine stratus clouds.
San Diego Region Faces Excessive Heat Warning with Temperatures Soaring Up to 120 Degrees
San Diego is set to experience a prolonged heatwave, with temperatures peaking on Friday and Saturday, potentially reaching 120 degrees. The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning, with greater risks inland.
Rapid Response Underway as 'Kitchen Fire' Burns 25 Acres in Cleveland National Forest Near San Diego
A wildfire named the Kitchen Fire burned 25 acres near Lake Morena, California, with firefighters, including CAL FIRE San Diego, battling it using ground and air resources. No evacuation orders had been issued at the time.
San Diego Inspires Community Spirit with "Second Saturdays" Cleanup Initiative Starting Downtown
San Diego introduces "Second Saturdays," a monthly cleanup initiative starting July 13, aiming to tackle litter with volunteer support. Mayor Gloria emphasizes community collaboration in improving the city's environment.
San Diego Pride Parade and Festival: MTS Enhances Transit Access Amid Anticipated Crowds in Hillcrest
The article describes San Diego Pride Parade and Festival preparations, highlighting MTS's public transit options and reroutes, emphasizing the importance of the PRONTO app, and promoting inclusivity and accessible transportation.
Southern California Scorched by Unrelenting Heatwave, San Diego and Surrounding Counties Under Alerts
Southern California continues to face a severe heatwave with temperatures in inland and desert areas soaring to over 100 degrees, prompting heat advisories and warnings. Efforts to address and adapt to these extreme weather conditions are emphasized.
San Diego County Intensifies Dengue Prevention Efforts with Targeted Mosquito Control in Mt. Hope
San Diego County Vector Control is spraying in Mt. Hope to stop the spread of dengue after a case was reported. The treatment covers 12 acres and uses the EPA-sanctioned pesticide AquaDuet. Residents are advised on precautionary measures.
El Cajon Sting Operation With JCPenney and Dick's Sporting Goods Leads to Five Arrests and Recovery of Stolen Merchandise
The El Cajon Police Department, in collaboration with JCPenney and Dick's Sporting Goods, conducted a sting that resulted in five arrests and the recovery of over $800 in stolen goods.
Historic Tijuana Greyhound Track Closes, San Diego County Opens Doors for Adoption of Displaced Dogs
The historic Canódromo Caliente in Tijuana closed, leaving many greyhounds in need of homes. Operation Greyhound is working to rehome these dogs after the track's closure due to declining interest in the sport.
Mixed Temperatures for San Diego Coast, Inland Heat Rises with Weekend Thunderstorms Ahead
San Diego's weather forecast includes mixed temperatures with potential thunderstorms later in the week. Inland areas may heat up, especially by the weekend, as monsoonal moisture increases the chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Rep. Mike Levin Praises Border Patrol's Zero Migrant Street Releases Achievement in San Diego Sector Amid Calls for Comprehensive Reform
Rep. Mike Levin praised the U.S. Border Patrol for six weeks without migrant street releases in San Diego, attributing the success to President Biden's executive actions and urging comprehensive immigration reform.
Santana High School Shooter Charles "Andy" Williams Faces Upcoming Parole Hearing After 22 Years
Santana High School shooter Charles "Andy" Williams has an upcoming parole hearing due to juvenile sentencing law changes. He admits to not deserving freedom, and victims contend with enduring trauma as the hearing nears.
Huge Haul at Otay Mesa, CBP Unveils Cocaine and Fentanyl Stashed in Tricky Trailer Compartment
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized a large quantity of cocaine and fentanyl hidden in a trailer at Otay Mesa. The detection involved technology and K-9 units, leading to the arrest of the driver.
Random Attacks at Oceanside Harbor, Suspects at Large After Assaults Injuring Four
Masked assailants using baseball bats attacked people at Oceanside Harbor. Several victims sustained head injuries. The suspects fled and are still at large. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.
California Wildfire Mitigation Program Launches to Fortify Dulzura Homes Against Fire Threats
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.
San Ysidro Celebrates Groundbreaking of Beyer Park, a 43-Acre Green Space Project, Funded by a $22.4 Million Investment
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.
Birch Aquarium at Scripps Announces Ambitious 'Living Seas' Exhibit Redesign, Evoking Enthusiasm Among San Diego Community
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.
UPDATE: Point Loma Community in Shock as Suspect Detained Following Double Homicide in San Diego, SDPD Investigating Possible Family-Related Shooting
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.
Cooler Weekend Predicted for Southern California, Temperatures to Stay Below Average
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.
San Diego DA: No Charges Against Officers in Seven OIS Cases, Use of Lethal Force Deemed Justified
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.
Architect of $5 Million Unemployment Fraud Sentenced to 5 Years, Co-conspirators Face Justice in California
David Constantin was sentenced to five years for leading a fraud scheme against California's pandemic relief funds, involving over 213 co-conspirators. Other participants also received prison time and restitution orders.
San Diego Police Arrest Suspect in Connection with Fatal Newport Avenue Assault After Uncovering Video Evidence
San Diego police arrest a suspect in the fatal assault of Sean Glenn on Newport Avenue in May 2023, following a breakthrough in evidence. The suspect, Andrew Restrepo, is also linked to another assault case.
Chula Vista 7-Eleven Manager Succumbs to Injuries After Being Set On Fire, Community Mourns as Suspect Faces Upgraded Charges
Amanda Buchanan, a 7-Eleven manager in Chula Vista, died after being set on fire by her ex-boyfriend, Jose Villanueva, who faces multiple charges. A GoFundMe page supports Buchanan’s family.
VIDEO: San Diego Police Officer Zachary Martinez Released from Hospital, Community Rallies Support after Tragic Collision
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.
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria Celebrates City's Selection for State Department’s Reta Jo Lewis Local Diplomat Program
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.
Transformation Begins, San Ysidro Celebrates Groundbreaking of Long-Awaited Beyer Park Featuring Public Art and Green Spaces
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 Set to Enhance Stormwater Channels, Awaits Governor's Signature on Streamlined Maintenance Bills
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.
Chillier Days Ahead, Southern California Braces for Cooling Trend and Possible Rain, Says NWS San Diego
Southern California is forecasted to experience a cooling trend with possible light precipitation and strong winds early next week, with coastal areas maintaining steadier conditions while inland and mountainous regions will see temperature drops.
$8 Million Overhaul Begins, Port of San Diego and National City Break Ground on Pepper Park Enhancements
The Port of San Diego and National City officials started the $8 million upgrade of Pepper Park, which will include a splash pad. The project should allow continuous boat ramp access and maintain some park areas open during construction.
Hantavirus Detected in Rodents at San Onofre State Beach Campgrounds, San Diego County Issues Health Advisory
Hantavirus was detected in mice at San Onofre State Beach, marking the 19th and 20th cases in San Diego County this year. Health officials advise caution and wet cleaning methods to prevent infection.
Spring Valley Breaks Ground on New 9-Acre Calavo County Park with Skate Area, Playgrounds, and More
Construction has begun on Calavo County Park in Spring Valley, a new 9-acre park featuring an all-wheel park, playgrounds, sports courts, and a dog park, with sustainability and security measures included. Opening is set for fall 2025.
Port of San Diego Unveils North America's First All-Electric Harbor Cranes, Aiming for Cleaner Air and Stronger Economy
The Port of San Diego has launched North America’s first all-electric harbor cranes to reduce air pollution, with a goal to transition all cargo equipment to zero emissions by 2030.
San Diego Ramps Up Stormwater Channel Clearing Efforts After Intense Flooding
San Diego crews are clearing stormwater channels post-storm, with 9,800 tons of debris removed. The city works to maintain infrastructure, facing a $1.6 billion funding gap. An $8 million budget and a state bill aim to support these efforts.
San Diego's Edgemoor Skilled Nursing Facility Ranked No. 2 in California by Newsweek for Sixth Straight Year
Edgemoor Skilled Nursing Facility is ranked No. 2 in California by Newsweek for the sixth year. The honor reflects the staff's high-quality care and commitment. The facility offers comprehensive services and holds a five-star Medicare rating.
San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Brings Conservation to Life with Enchanting Rose Parade Float Featuring Giant Pandas
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is set to participate in the 136th Rose Parade with a float showcasing Asian ecosystems and honoring their conservation efforts, featuring new giant pandas and other animals.
San Marcos SWAT Standoff Results in Arrest of Man for Domestic Violence and Violating Protective Order
An 11-hour SWAT standoff in San Marcos ended in the arrest of Jeremiah Gowdy after a domestic violence incident. The standoff led to evacuations and ended with Gowdy's arrest and confiscation of multiple firearms.
San Diego County Schools Implement New Substance Abuse Prevention Programs to Combat Drug-Related Incidents
San Diego County adopts a new substance abuse prevention plan for schools, led by DA Summer Stephan, integrating five drug abuse prevention and three anti-overdose programs funded by opioid settlement funds.
San Diego's Natilus Unveils the Horizon: Innovative BWB Aircraft Aiming to Cut Carbon Emissions by Half
Natilus presents Horizon, a new blended-wing-body aircraft design, promising to reduce carbon emissions by 50%. The 200-passenger plane aims to mesh with existing airport infrastructure and contribute to the aviation industry’s sustainability goals.
Faux Explosive Device Prompts Bomb Squad Investigation at San Diego's House of Israel
A suspicious package with visible wires found at the House of Israel in Balboa Park was deemed a hoax after a bomb squad investigation. The area was closed but later reopened; the incident caused heightened concerns.
Cold Snap Hits Southern California, Frost Advisory in Effect as Region Braces for Weekend Rain
Southern California experiences its coldest morning this season with temperatures dropping into the teens in mountain valleys. A Frost Advisory is in effect, and light to moderate rain is expected over the weekend.
San Diego State University Probes Viral Halloween Costume Featuring Blackface, Addresses Community Concerns
SDSU is investigating a viral blackface incident related to a Halloween costume that depicted Sean "Diddy" Combs, while the university clarifies that the individuals involved are not confirmed students.
San Diego County's Tijuana River Valley Pollution Survey Reaches Milestone with Over 1,000 Responses
San Diego County's survey to understand health impacts of Tijuana River Valley sewage pollution surpasses 1,000 responses, aiming for a total of 2,000. The ACE survey involves residents, workers, and visitors, and remains open until November 22.
Two Suspects Charged in Encinitas Retail Theft Spree Involving $7,000 in Merchandise and Stolen Credit Card Numbers
Two men are charged with multiple retail thefts in Encinitas, having been linked to a series of shoplifting incidents involving a black Audi. Items worth around $7,000 and stolen credit card numbers were recovered.
Escondido Neighborhood Stunned by Late-Night Garage Fire, No Injuries Reported as Firefighters Contain Blaze
A fire engulfed a garage in Escondido on November 13, spreading to nearby outbuildings before firefighters controlled it, leaving the main house with minor smoke damage. No injuries were reported. Causes are being investigated.
Fatal Altercation Claims Life in San Diego's Grant Hill, Father and Son Detained
A 36-year-old man died after a violent fight in Grant Hill, San Diego. Two suspects, Emilio Torres Valencia and his son, were detained. The incident followed a previous conflict over vandalism. Police seek witnesses to the ongoing investigation.
U.S. Border Patrol's San Diego Sector Halts Suspected Fentanyl Smuggler on Interstate 5
U.S. Border Patrol intercepted drugs on Interstate 5 near San Diego, with a K-9 alert leading to the discovery of 25.57 pounds of fentanyl in a vehicle. The driver was arrested, and CBP continues to fight drug trafficking.
San Diego Unveils Olive Street Park and AIDS Memorial in Bankers Hill, Honoring Lost Lives and Hope for the Future
San Diego has opened Olive Street Park and the first phase of its AIDS memorial, a significant new feature for Bankers Hill, which includes a park and a tribute to over 9,000 locals lost to AIDS.
Inspiring Recovery: Injured Mountain Lion Released Back into the Wild in San Bernardino County After Intensive Rehab
After a six-month recovery at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center, a rehabilitated mountain lion was released back into the wild in San Bernardino County with a GPS collar.
San Diego Weather Alert: Drop in Temperatures, Foggy Conditions Ahead as Marine Layer Deepens
San Diego experiences a weather shift with cooler conditions and a deepening marine layer. Coastal fog and lower temperatures are expected midweek but will give way to warmth towards the weekend, with possible Santa Ana winds next week.
San Diego County Property Owners, One Week Left to Pay Taxes Before Penalties Apply, Advises Treasurer-Tax Collector
San Diego County's Treasurer-Tax Collector reminds residents that the deadline to pay the first installment of property taxes is December 10, 2024, advising online payment as the most convenient method.
Hit-and-Run During Alleged Street Race in San Diego's Ocean Beach Claims Life of Young Pedestrian
A pedestrian was fatally struck by a BMW in a hit-and-run during an alleged street race in Ocean Beach, San Diego. The victim attempted to cross against a red light. The BMW was later found abandoned. Police are investigating and seeking public tips.
San Diego's 47th December Nights in Balboa Park: Festivities, Reopened Botanical Building, and Charity Drives Await
San Diego celebrates the 47th December Nights at Balboa Park with holiday activities, a tree lighting ceremony, free museum entry, and the reopening of the renovated Botanical Building.
Investigation Underway After Couple Shot in Rolando Neighborhood, San Diego Police Seek Tips
A couple was shot in their car in San Diego's Rolando neighborhood, they survived with non-life-threatening injuries. The SDPD is investigating the incident, and no suspects or motive has yet been identified.
San Diego's Barrio Logan Neighborhood Witnesses Early Morning Collision, Pedestrian Suffers Serious Injury
A pedestrian was seriously injured in a collision with a car in Barrio Logan, San Diego. The driver, in a Ford Escape, hit the pedestrian during a left turn. Alcohol was ruled out as a factor, and the SDPD is investigating.
Southern California Warmed by December Sun as Fire Risks Loom Amid Santa Ana Winds
The NWS San Diego forecasts mild temperatures and Santa Ana winds in Southern California, raising fire weather concerns midweek with low humidity expected. Coastal areas might experience minor tidal overflow due to high tides.
San Diego Ramps Up Flood Preparedness with Education Campaign and Stormwater Channel Maintenance Ahead of Rainy Season
San Diego officials distribute educational material and take maintenance measures to prepare residents for the rainy season, emphasizing the importance of flood insurance and community involvement in reporting issues.
Teenage Tandem of Terror: Wisconsin School Shooter Linked to California Man's Lethal Plot
A Wisconsin school shooting investigation reveals the 15-year-old suspect was in contact with a man planning a separate attack in California. Two were killed in the shooting, and authorities are examining the suspect's connections and motives.
San Diego Warned of High Surf and Strong Rip Currents, Cooler Weather and Gusty Winds Expected
The National Weather Service San Diego warns of high surf and strong rip currents, advising inexperienced swimmers to avoid the water and foresees changes in weather conditions, including potential rainfall and gusty winds.
Heron Therapeutics to Shift Headquarters from San Diego to Cary, Bolstering Presence in Research Triangle Biotech Hub
Heron Therapeutics is relocating its headquarters from San Diego to Cary, North Carolina by January 1, 2025, to capitalize on the biotech opportunities in the Research Triangle Park area.
Two Pedestrians Fatally Struck in Lemon Grove Collision, San Diego County Sheriff's Department Investigates
Two pedestrians died after a traffic collision in Lemon Grove, where a car hit them following a vehicular accident. The drivers were hospitalized with non-fatal injuries, and investigations are ongoing.
Encinitas Bicyclist Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries in Collision San Diego Sheriff's Department Seeks Witnesses
A traffic collision in Encinitas injured a cyclist. The sheriff's department is investigating and seeking witnesses. The 45-year-old male victim sustained life-threatening injuries. Impairment is not believed to be a factor.
Egg Prices Crack Budgets as California Businesses Scramble Amidst Historic Shortage
California's egg industry is struggling with high prices and supply shortages, impacted by bird flu and seasonal molting. Local businesses like bakeries are hard-hit, seeking alternative suppliers as costs soar and availability dwindles.
68-Year-Old Man Dies in San Diego County Jail, Sheriff's Department Investigates In-Custody Death Amidst Healthcare Scrutiny
A 68-year-old man detained on drug charges died in San Diego Central Jail; his medical distress led to unresponsiveness and subsequent death, prompting an investigation by authorities.
San Diego Authorities Offer $1,000 Reward for Decade-Old Murder Case Tips, Seek Public's Assistance
San Diego authorities are seeking public help to solve the 2011 murder of Steven Nelson, offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Nelson died in 2024 from injuries sustained in a shooting at Riley's Bar.
Escondido DUI Checkpoint Leads to Two Arrests, Police to Increase Road Safety Efforts on April 18
Two DUI arrests and various citations occurred at an Escondido Police checkpoint, with one driver also charged with cocaine possession. The operation screened 870 vehicles, and future checkpoints are planned.
San Diego's SANDAG Expands Proposed Routes for LOSSAN Rail Realignment with Del Mar Residents' Concerns in Focus
SANDAG has released a value analysis study for the LOSSAN Rail Realignment Project, detailing 16 potential track routes, with residents and the Del Mar mayor expressing concerns about the impact on homes and the surrounding area.
US Navy Growler Jet Crashes into San Diego Bay, Two Pilots Rescued and in Stable Condition
A US Navy EA-18G Growler crashed in San Diego Bay; two pilots were rescued and are in stable condition. Emergency teams responded to debris and potential fuel spillage. An investigation is ongoing; no fatalities reported.
Oceanside Police Investigate Homicide After Man Found Dead on Foussat Road, Public's Assistance Sought
Oceanside Police are investigating a homicide after a male victim with traumatic injuries was found in a dirt lot on Foussat Road. Witnesses with information are urged to contact Detective Mark Theriot.
San Diego Residents Invited to Discuss New Trash Collection Fees Following Measure B Approval
San Diegans are invited to open houses to learn about proposed trash collection fees following Measure B's approval in 2022, which marks a significant shift from the century-old practice of the city providing free waste removal services.
San Diego Public Utilities Demonstrates Preparedness Amid Fire Threats and Power Shutoffs
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.
San Diego 'King of Coke' Rodolfo Silva Sentenced to Over 17 Years for Drug Conspiracy and Violent Cartel Operations
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.
Southern California Braces for Showers, Thunderstorms, and Heavy Snow as Weather Systems Move In
The NWS in San Diego predicts significant weather in Southern California, including showers, thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy snowfall, with several weather systems affecting the region throughout the week.
San Diego and Surrounding Areas on Alert: Flood Watch and Severe Weather Warnings Issued
The NWS San Diego issued Flood Watch warnings with expected heavy rain, thunderstorms, and significant snowfall in various regions, including Orange County and others, with varied impacts such as river flooding and gusty winds.
Urgent Search Underway for Missing At-Risk 90-Year-Old JD Bell in San Diego
San Diego Police seek help finding missing at-risk 90-year-old JD Bell, last seen in Emerald Hills on March 16. Bell is described as African-American, 5'7", with gray hair and brown eyes. Public urged to contact police with any information.
San Diego Braces for Rising Temperatures with Inland Areas to Hit 90F Next Week
The National Weather Service forecasts warmer temperatures in San Diego, with coastal highs of 64-72°F and inland regions slightly higher. The weekend may cool slightly before a significant warming trend begins on Sunday.
San Diego Mayor Gloria Proposes Refinements to Housing Program for Better Community Fit Amid Housing Crisis
San Diego's Mayor seeks to modify the ADU Density Bonus Program, focusing on better integration with community aesthetics and infrastructure amid increased density concerns. Public input on reforms is encouraged.
San Diego Area Braces for Gusty Winds and Potential Light Rain, High Surf Advisory Issued
San Diego's weekend weather is cooler than average, with a slight temperature increase over yesterday. Gusty winds in mountain and desert regions are expected, and light rain might arrive Monday, with a chance of more precipitation later in the week.
San Diego Braces for Cool Temperatures, Showers, and Potential Thunderstorms as NWS Issues Weather Updates
NWS San Diego forecasts a drop in temperature with showers and thunderstorms continuing, snow expected above 5000 feet, and a warming trend post-storm. High Surf Advisory is in effect with a warning of rip currents and beach erosion.
San Diego's Downtown Skyline Transforms with Record Housing Development in 2024
San Diego's downtown is undergoing a housing boom, adding 1,900 homes in the previous year and promising more with ongoing projects. Mayor Gloria's policies have encouraged construction, making the city a leader in housing reform.
Southern California Braces for Sizzling Temperatures as Heat Wave Approaches
Southern California is set to experience above-normal temperatures, with the possibility of reaching 100 degrees in Coachella Valley. The heat, caused by a building high-pressure system, is expected to persist throughout the week.
Escondido Police Issue 56 Citations in Traffic Safety Crackdown, Plan Further Operations for Safer Roads
Escondido Police issued 56 citations for various driving violations during a traffic operation on April 18th, aiming to reduce road accidents. Another safety operation is scheduled for June 27, 2025.
University of San Diego Women's Volleyball Team Champions Fentanyl Awareness in Collaboration with U.S. Attorney's Office
The USD Women's Volleyball team launched a social media campaign with U.S. legal offices for fentanyl awareness, emphasizing education on its dangers and promoting naloxone access.
Mayor Gloria Opposes LAFCO Decision to Advance La Jolla Secession from San Diego Amidst Legal Concerns
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria criticizes LAFCO's decision to accept disputed signatures for La Jolla's secession initiative, after the Registrar found the petition insufficient. A legal challenge may ensue.
San Diego's Downtown to Welcome 'Kindred Apartments': Affordable Housing Development Breaks Ground at Cortez Hill
Groundbreaking for Kindred Apartments in San Diego's Cortez Hill district introduces a $102 million affordable housing development aimed at preventing homelessness for families and seniors.
SoCal Weather: Cooler Temps and Thunderstorms in Store for San Diego, with Gusts up to 75 MPH Forecasted for Coachella Valley
NWS San Diego predicts temperatures to remain below average, with a slight increase expected by Friday. Weekend forecasts warn of strong winds in mountains and deserts, with possible showers and isolated thunderstorms.
San Diego Police Release Video of April 14 Officer-Involved Shooting on 26th Street Amid Ongoing Investigations
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.
Orphaned Bear Cub on the Mend at San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center
An orphaned bear cub found in Los Padres National Forest by campers is recovering at the San Diego Humane Society's Ramona Wildlife Center. Efforts to reintegrate it into the wild include using bear suits for care to prevent bonding with humans.
San Diego Leaders and Scientists Rally Against Drastic NIH Funding Cuts, Warn of Severe Local Impact
San Diego's County Board Chair and community highlight the impact of potential severe NIH funding cuts on local life sciences, clinical trials, jobs, and the region's economy, urging Congress to reconsider.
San Diego Braces for Winds Up To 55 MPH, Coastal Dip and Desert Heatwave
San Diego winds are expected to reach 30-55 mph, with coastal temperature dips and interior heat increases. A marine layer persists with reduced visibility. The NWS forecasts gradual warming, with potential for 95+ degrees inland later in the week.
New Turkish Delight: Bosforo Ignites San Diego's Normal Heights with Authentic Wood-Fired Kebaps and Meyhane Vibes
Bosforo, a Turkish restaurant featuring wood-fired kebaps and traditional decor, opens in Normal Heights, San Diego, offering an authentic dining experience with a varied menu and vibrant social scene.
Metropolitan Water District and San Diego County Water Authority Settle Long-Standing Water Rate Dispute, Paving Way for Southern California Unity
Southern California's Metropolitan Water District and San Diego County Water Authority have settled a 15-year legal dispute over water rates, paving the way for future cooperation.
Mixed Weather in Southern California: Slight Chance of Showers in San Bernardino Mountains, Warming Trend for Inland Areas
The National Weather Service San Diego predicts slight showers and thunderstorms with a deep marine layer leading to drizzle in Southern California, and a warming trend starting next week.
Fatal Collision in San Diego Involved Speeding and Suspected DUI, Leaving One Dead and Multiple Injured
San Diego Police reported a fatal collision in Pacific Beach involving a speeding Corvette that ran a red light and crashed into a Jeep, resulting in one death and multiple injuries with DUI suspected.
San Diego Enjoys Mild Summer Weather as Inland and Desert Regions Brace for Heat Wave
Southern California is experiencing varied summer weather, with San Diego expecting mild conditions while inland areas face extreme heat. The marine layer brings some coastal fog and drizzle, with gradually rising temperatures throughout the week.
Southern California Braces for Sizzling Weekend: Inland Empire May Surpass 100°F, Deserts to Hit 110°F and Above
Southern California is set to experience high temperatures with the Inland Empire possibly exceeding 100°F and deserts reaching 110°F. The heat is due to a high-pressure system, with little change expected until a cooldown early next week.
SDG&E Enlists Goats for Wildfire Prevention, Launches Insta-Account in San Diego to Raise Awareness
SDG&E uses goats for wildfire prevention and has created an Instagram account to promote their efforts. The goats naturally manage vegetation in high-risk areas to enhance community safety and ecosystem health.
Sizzling Temperatures Pose Health Risks in San Diego and Inland Empire, No Excessive Heat Warning Issued
San Diego is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures expected to exceed 110F in deserts and 100F for the Inland Empire, raising moderate risk for heat illnesses. A cool down is anticipated starting tomorrow.
San Diego City Council Approves $43.5 Million Federal Grant Plan to Support Low-Income Communities
San Diego City Council approved the Fiscal Year 2026 Action Plan, allocating $43.5 million in federal funds to enhance living standards for low-income residents. Grants will support affordable housing, economic growth, and public services.
Over 128 Pounds of Fentanyl Seized at Pine Valley Checkpoint in Major Drug Bust by U.S. Border Patrol
U.S. Border Patrol seized over 128 pounds of fentanyl hidden in a flatbed trailer at the Interstate 8 Checkpoint, with an estimated street value of $758,000. A Mexican citizen driving the pickup was arrested.
San Diego Police Officer Accused of Racial Slurs and Excessive Force in Lawsuit Involving Homeland Security Agent
A lawsuit alleges a San Diego police officer used excessive force and racist insults against a Homeland Security agent during a parking dispute, resulting in serious injuries for the agent.
San Diego Unified School District Adopts "Phone-Free School Day" Policy Ahead of California State Mandate
San Diego Unified School District introduces a "phone-free school day" policy effective Aug. 11 to enhance academic focus and mental well-being, allowing exceptions for emergencies and high school lunch periods.
SoCal Expects Cooling Trend with Slight Decrease in Temperatures, Marine Layer Affecting Inland Valleys
Southern California is expecting a minor cooling trend with predictions of slightly lower temperatures inland and a persistent heat in the deserts according to the National Weather Service San Diego.
San Diego's Weather Rollercoaster: Cool Relief Midweek Before Weekend Warm-Up, Monsoon Showers in Sight
San Diego is forecasted to experience fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, with a cooling midweek followed by a rise over the weekend, and a potential increase in monsoonal showers, especially in mountains and deserts.
San Diego Man Arrested on Murder Charges in Case of Missing Ex-Girlfriend
San Diego Police arrested Eduardo Magana for the suspected murder of his ex-girlfriend, who was initially reported missing. The investigation led them to believe she was deceased, and they are seeking further information from the public.
Ramona Air Attack Base Set for Major Renovations to Accommodate C-130H Tankers in CAL FIRE Wildfire Readiness Boost
CAL FIRE is starting renovations at Ramona Air Attack Base to accommodate a new C-130H air tanker, improving wildfire response in Southern California. During the 8-12 month project, alternative firefighting strategies and bases will be used.
San Diego to Experience Cooler-Than-Average Weekend, Says National Weather Service
San Diego's weekend forecast predicts cooler than average July temperatures, with the coolest day on Saturday due to a low-pressure trough. Temperatures will rise again starting Sunday. No hazardous marine conditions are expected through Tuesday.
San Diego Cracks Down on Neglected Properties in Ocean Beach: Owner Hit with Civil Judgment and Hefty Fines
San Diego's City Attorney has taken legal action against the owner of four neglected Ocean Beach properties, leading to a civil judgment that requires rehabilitation and warns against future neglect.
San Diego Boosts Affordable Housing Efforts with Additional $15 Million for Bridge to Home Initiative
San Diego allocates $15 million more to the Bridge to Home initiative for affordable housing, totaling $108 million to create 2,148 units. Mayor Todd Gloria emphasizes the program's role in reducing rents and housing costs.
Heat Wave Hits Inland as San Diego Braces for Above Average Temperatures, Extreme Heat Warning Issued for Coachella Valley and Deserts
San Diego is expected to experience higher temperatures midweek, with hazy conditions due to the Gifford Fire. The NWS issued an Extreme Heat Warning for some areas and a Heat Advisory for others. Fog may affect morning commutes.
Residents Sue San Diego Over Controversial 136-Unit ADU Project in Pacific Beach Amid Community and Cultural Concerns
Residents in Pacific Beach, San Diego, sue the city and SDRE over the proposed 136-unit ADU project, Chalcifica, citing concerns over community dynamics, parking, affordability, and potential disturbance of Kumeyaay Nation lands.
Southern California Braces as Thermometers Soar; Record Heat and Moderate to Major HeatRisk Expected, Says NWS San Diego
The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts a heatwave bringing above-average temperatures to Southern California through August 7, 2025, with potential record highs and moderate to major HeatRisk.
San Diego Community Rallies Against Potential Mission Bay Park Land Surplus Designation Amid Development Fears
San Diego residents are contesting plans to declare parts of Mission Bay Park as surplus, fearing it could lead to developments like hotels, and reduce public parkland. The park committee voted against the proposal amid community opposition.
Oceanside Man, Sang Phuoc Do Le, Charged with Orchestrating $2 Million Investment Fraud Scheme
Sang Phuoc Do Le, accused of fraud, allegedly ran a fake Apple reseller scheme, diverting $2M for personal use including gambling and luxury cars. He was indicted for wire and mail fraud and pleads not guilty. Trial set for September 19, 2025.
Minor Warm-Up in San Diego Precedes Expected Return to Normal Temperatures, NWS Reports
San Diego experiences minor warming trend, staying below normal temps; a heat rise is expected next week due to high pressure. Monsoon moisture may bring showers and storms, with no hazardous marine conditions through Thursday.
Urgent Search Underway for At-Risk 78-Year-Old Jack Lee Turner Missing from San Diego Assisted Living Facility
San Diego Police seek public help to find Jack Lee Turner, a high-risk 78-year-old man missing from his assisted living facility since August 16. He has grey hair, uses a walker, and was last seen wearing a burgundy flannel and dark pants.
San Diego DA Reports 98% of Defendants Choose Treatment Under Prop 36, Drug Courts Revitalized
San Diego DA Summer Stephan reported a 98% rate of defendants choosing treatment over jail under Prop 36 since April. The law, aiming to reduce drug-related offenses and repeat thefts, has led to positive changes in the local criminal justice system.
SoCal Braces for Heat Wave and Monsoonal Moisture with Possible Showers and Storms, NWS San Diego Advises Caution
SoCal expects a heat surge and monsoonal moisture with chances of showers and thunderstorms into the weekend, says NWS San Diego. Highs may reach 112-116°F in deserts with cooler temps and some rain expected next week.
Encinitas Leaders and Community Rally to Protect Santa Fe Drive Safety Improvements
California Senator Catherine Blakespear and local leaders rallied to keep safety upgrades on Santa Fe Drive in Encinitas, amidst city consideration of redesigns that may remove established safety measures for pedestrians and cyclists.
Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport in San Diego Leads with First-Ever General Aviation Runway Safety System
Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport, in collaboration with the FAA, has implemented Saab's Aerobahn Runway and Surface Safety service, enhancing runway safety and becoming the first general aviation airport in the US to do so.
Search Underway for Missing Elderly Man with Dementia in El Cajon, San Diego Sheriff's Department Seeks Public's Help
The San Diego Sheriff seeks help finding 78-year-old Dawoud Ajaj, who has dementia. He was last seen on Peach Avenue, wearing a blue shirt and black shorts. Call (858) 868-3200 with information.
San Diego International Airport Resumes Flights After Ground Stop Due to Private Jet's Landing Gear Failure
A private jet's landing gear malfunctioned at San Diego International Airport, causing a ground stop and temporary suspension of operations. No injuries were reported, but the incident affected over 100 flights.
Southern California Braces for Dry Weekend and Possible Showers Next Week, NWS San Diego Reports
Southern California will experience a dry and warmer weekend with lower humidity inland. The weather may shift early next week with a 30-40% chance of showers. Temperatures will remain close to the seasonal average.
San Diego and Marseille Forge Sister City Bond to Strengthen Economic and Cultural Ties
San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria signed a Sister City agreement with Marseille, France to enhance economic, cultural, and academic collaboration. The partnership is expected to benefit both port cities through shared initiatives and exchanges.
San Diego Sheriff's Office Investigates In-Custody Death of Vista Detention Facility Inmate James Pittman
An inmate, James Pittman, died after falling from his bunk at Vista Detention Facility; his death was ruled accidental from head injury. The Sheriff's Office and CLERB are investigating the incident.
Chula Vista Police Department to Integrate AI in Policing, Sparking Debate on Efficiency vs. Ethics
Chula Vista PD integrates AI into policing, enhancing report efficiency, with a $1 million Axon contract. The move sparks debate over potential AI inaccuracies and ethical concerns, but safeguards are planned.
U.S. Coast Guard Detains 4 Mexican Nationals and 2 Americans in Mission Bay, Seizes Vessel Amid Suspicion of Immigration Violations
The US Coast Guard detained six people, including four undocumented individuals from Mexico and two Americans, on a sailboat in Mission Bay, California, following a tip about a suspicious vessel.
San Diego County Invests $1.4M in Soil Study to Tackle Tijuana River Valley Contamination Concerns
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors is taking action to combat soil contamination in the Tijuana River Valley, seeking funding for comprehensive testing and addressing the broader impact on public health and the local economy.
San Diego Public Library Defends Literary Freedom with "Banned Books Week" Events and Initiatives
San Diego Public Library is celebrating Banned Books Week with events to oppose censorship and promote intellectual freedom, highlighting 821 censorship attempts in 2024 and featuring George Takei as honorary chair.
San Diego City Hall Hosts Free LGBTQ Historic Exhibit Celebrating Community's Legacy and Progress
San Diego City Hall hosts an LGBTQ Historic Exhibit in partnership with the Lambda Archives, available until November 5, showcasing the local LGBTQ+ community's history through photographs and documents. Mayor Gloria honors the city's LGBTQ+ legacy.
Community Alert: San Diego Police Seek Help in Locating At-Risk Missing 82-Year-Old Arthur Quinn
The San Diego Police are seeking information on missing 82-year-old Arthur Quinn, last seen near Cathedral Plaza Apartments on October 23rd. He is at risk and was wearing a burgundy shirt, dark pants, and a black hat. The public is urged to assist.
San Diego's City Heights Hosts CicloSDias: Streets Close for Car-Free Celebration and Community Safety
CicloSDias in City Heights, San Diego, transforms University Avenue into a car-free zone to promote safety and active transportation, with over 3,000 expected attendees and local businesses offering specials.
San Diego Braces for Scorching Heat Wave and Elevated Fire Risks as Temperatures Soar Above Normal
NWS San Diego predicts unusually high temperatures in the region, increased fire risks due to dry Santa Ana winds, and temporary relief from the heat towards the weekend, accompanied by dense fog warnings.
La Jolla Family Sues San Diego After Falling Eucalyptus Branch Kills 4-Year-Old in Park Tragedy
The family of 4-year-old Ronan Kerr has sued the City of San Diego after a eucalyptus branch fell at Villa La Jolla Park on June 29, killing the child. The complaint names the city and contracted arborists and seeks damages.
Inmate Found Unresponsive at San Diego Central Jail, Pronounced Dead Despite Resuscitation Efforts
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.
San Diego Experiences Below Average Temperatures and Persistent Light Rainfall; More Showers Expected Through Weekend
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.
San Diego and Orange Counties Face Mixed Weather: Santa Ana Winds Return, Coastal Cooling, and High Tides Alert
NWS San Diego predicts weak to moderate Santa Ana winds and a slight temperature drop, with coastal showers and a warming trend into the next week, including high tides and potential coastal flooding.
San Diego's Balboa Park Gears Up for 48th December Nights With Free Festivities and Music by Hometown Star Frankie J
Balboa Park hosts 48th December Nights with free admission, expecting 350,000 visitors and featuring a tree lighting ceremony, performances, and attractions for all ages. Mayor Gloria and artist Frankie J are involved in the celebrations.
Escondido Community Mourns Loss of 11-Year-Old Aiden Torres De Paz, Suspect Hector Balderas Amador Arrested for Fatal Hit-and-Run
An 11-year-old boy, Aiden Torres De Paz, was killed in a hit-and-run in Escondido. The driver, previously deported Hector Balderas Amador, was arrested. A GoFundMe for Aiden raised $13,000. DHS is involved due to the suspect's immigration status.
San Diego Unified Equity Site Flags “Nine Genders,” Sparks Local Uproar and Conservative Backlash
SDUSD's equity hub includes slide decks and lesson packages that list nine genders and dozens of orientations, prompting sharp criticism from parent-rights groups. The materials and the pushback have drawn state and national attention.
Sunny Skies and Warm Temperatures to Bless Southern California Through the Week
Southern California is set for sunny, warmer weather with high pressure and weak offshore flow. Minor morning fog is possible. A shift to cooler, possibly rainy weather is expected around Christmas. No major maritime disruptions are forecasted.
San Diego Health Officials Advocate for Immediate HBV Vaccination of Newborns Amid Rising Infections
San Diego is experiencing a rise in hepatitis B cases and a decline in newborn vaccinations, prompting health officials to reaffirm the importance of the early HBV vaccine, which has significantly reduced infections since 1991.
San Diego International Airport Braces for 1.4 Million Holiday Travelers, Peak Days Identified
San Diego International Airport expects 1.4 million travelers from Dec 19, 2025, to Jan 5, 2026, with the busiest days on Dec 23, Dec 28, and Jan 4. Passengers should plan for increased traffic and follow airport guidelines for a smooth experience.
Riverside 'Dead Man' Cartel Operative Gets 11 Years After Faking His Own Death
A CJNG operative who allegedly faked his death was sentenced to 11 years and 8 months after pleading guilty to laundering millions. Prosecutors say he lived under a false identity in Riverside in a $1.2M home bought with cartel cash.
Feds Snag 87 SoCal Truckers In Highway License Crackdown
Federal agents detained 87 commercial drivers across Southern California during coordinated Border Patrol and ICE operations as the state and feds clash over immigrant CDLs. The arrests come amid a broader review that has already prompted thousands of license cancellations and funding threats.
San Diego Police Seek Public’s Help in Locating Missing At-Risk 74-Year-Old Pamela Mary Jordan
San Diego Police seek public help to find Pamela Mary Jordan, 74, missing since Dec 26. Last seen on 3600 block of 45th Street, she's considered at-risk. She wore a red jacket; anyone with info is urged to call 619-531-2000, case number 25-502153.
San Diego Braces for Strong Santa Ana Winds and Warm Weather as New Year Approaches
San Diego anticipates a varied weather week with warm, windy days and strong Santa Ana winds. Coastal temperatures may hit the 70s, while inland valleys have cooled overnight. A low-pressure system may affect New Year's plans with possible rain.
Escondido Traffic Stop Yields Major Drug Haul and Ghost Gun, Suspect Booked on Felony Charges
Escondido Police's traffic stop led to a drug bust, confiscating pills, Codeine, and a ghost gun, suggesting intent to distribute. The bust underscores road safety initiatives and the fight against illicit activities.
SoCal Gears Up for Santa Ana Winds and Elevated Weekend Temperatures, Says NWS San Diego
Southern California faces Santa Ana winds with gusts up to 35 mph, causing cooler temperatures and potential fog this weekend. Valley temperatures will stay above average before a gradual cooling trend next week.
Struggling Queer College Students Say California Campus Life Is A Mental Health Emergency
An internal survey of National Rainbow College Fund recipients found high rates of anxiety, food insecurity and suicidal ideation, prompting a student advisory council. The fund is expanding outreach and fundraising to pair scholarships with services.
Driver Arrested for DUI After Multi-Vehicle Collision in San Diego's East Village, Passenger Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries
A high-speed collision in East Village involved a Kia hitting a Subaru and parked vehicles, causing severe injury. The Kia's driver was arrested for suspected DUI. SDPD is investigating and seeking information.
Oceanside Council Torpedoes Guajome Lake Tract After Neighbors Cry Foul
Oceanside's City Council reversed approval of an 83‑home subdivision at Guajome Lake after finding the EIR inadequate for safety and wildlife concerns. The decision forces the developer to revise the environmental review and returns the dispute to City Hall.
South Bay Degree Fight: Chula Vista Lawmaker Pushes Bill to Boost Southwestern B.A. Options
A state bill would let Southwestern College pilot four applied bachelor’s degrees to serve South Bay employers — but UC and Cal State say the move circumvents a 2021 safeguard. The measure cleared the Assembly and now heads to the Senate.
San Diego Biotech’s ‘Molecular Glue’ Hits First Kidney Cancer Patient
San Diego biotech Neomorph has dosed the first patient in a Phase 1/2 trial of NEO‑811, a molecular glue for clear‑cell kidney cancer, after landing multibillion‑dollar pharma deals. Early safety and activity readouts will be the near‑term test.
Ousted SANDAG Finance Boss Scores $1.7 Million Boost In South Bay Toll Road Showdown
An arbitrator ordered SANDAG to pay $1.7M to the lawyers for former finance director Lauren Warrem, adding to a prior award and raising fresh oversight questions. The decision follows allegations that a new tolling system mischarged thousands of SR‑125 drivers.
San Diego County Lifts Curtain On Homeless Crisis In Its Unincorporated Backyard
San Diego launched a public dashboard that breaks out homelessness outcomes for unincorporated communities, showing monthly tallies for outreach, shelter exits and new cases. The move is meant to give residents a more local view of program results.
Encinitas Council Hits Reset on Costly Santa Fe Drive Do-Over
Encinitas council voted to advance a redesign of Santa Fe Drive, allocating roughly $450,000 to redraw the western phase and reopen debate over bike lanes and parking. The decision sets new public meetings and fresh design work for the corridor near San Dieguito Academy.
Rancho Bernardo Stepson Gets 26 Years To Life In Savage Condo Killing
A Rancho Bernardo man was sentenced to 26 years to life after a jury convicted him in the Jan. 28, 2024 stabbing of his 61-year-old stepfather. The case drew attention for the brutality of the attack and conflicting accounts of what happened that night.
Mission Bay Battle Brews as San Diego Lawmaker Tries to Sink Housing on the Water
A new Assembly bill would carve Mission Bay out of the Surplus Land Act, shielding bayfront parcels from the state's housing-priority rules. The move follows a denied waiver request and a heated local fight over Marina Village.
San Diego Stamp Scam Suspect Accused Of Turning Fake Postage Into $6 Million Home Buy
Federal prosecutors allege a San Diego man sold millions of counterfeit U.S. postage stamps online and netted more than $6 million. Postal inspectors say shipments containing over one million fake stamps were intercepted.
Pho Ca Dao Got Shut Down for Vermin and Bad Temps. It Also Got Back Open Before Sundown.
Getting shut down and cleared by health inspectors in the same afternoon is either an impressive show of responsiveness or a sign that something keeps getting overlooked until someone with a clipboard shows up. For Phở Ca Dao & Grill in Rancho Bernardo, the answer may be a little of both.
San Diego Jail To ICE Hand‑Offs Soar, Sparking Neighborhood Backlash
Transfers of county jail inmates to ICE rose to 83 in 2025, up from 30 in 2024, fueling political pushback and renewed debate over local cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. Local leaders and advocates are sharply divided over safety and community impact.
San Diego's Oldest Bar Survived Prohibition, Developers, and 90 Years of Drunks — Now It's Been Shut Down for Vermin
The Waterfront Bar & Grill has survived Prohibition, a condo development that got built around it, and nine decades of late nights on Kettner. It just couldn't get past a health inspector in 2026 — and this is the third year in a row a pest finding has turned up, with the severity finally tipping from minor to major.
Major Vermin Violation Closes Break Point PB — the Bowling Bar's Second Shutdown in Under Two Years
San Diego health inspectors shut down Break Point PB on March 26, 2026 — the bowling bar's second closure in under two years, and part of a vermin problem that has shown up in four of its last five routine inspections. They also found sewage disposal and plumbing issues this time, which is new.
Ceremonial Matcha Invasion: Labora Cafe Locks In North Park Corner
Labora Cafe will open a second San Diego shop at 2899 University Ave in North Park this fall, bringing ceremonial-grade matcha and slow-drip Vietnamese coffee to the neighborhood. The 1,800‑sq‑ft corner space will echo the Convoy aesthetic while adding seasonal, site-specific drinks.
Border Patrol Cop Hit With Federal Rap In Daylight Calexico Teen Shooting
A federal grand jury in San Diego has indicted a Border Patrol agent over a July 11, 2022 shooting in Calexico that left an unarmed teen wounded. The indictment alleges multiple counts including deprivation of rights and a firearms offense.
Parking Showdown at Petco: San Diego Floats 5/5/5 Deal on Event Meters
Councilmember Raul Campillo’s 5/5/5 proposal would halve special-event parking near Petco Park to $5/hr, shorten enforcement and shrink the zone. Analysts warn the rollback could cost the city about $1.3 million in projected meter revenue.
San Marcos Spanish Teacher Busted In Feds' Child Sex Video Probe
A Spanish teacher at High Tech High North County was arrested on a federal charge accusing him of buying and possessing child sexual‑abuse material. School officials say students are not believed to be involved and counseling is available.
La Mesa Patient Fresh Out Of Surgery Bombarded By Scam Calls In Hospital Room
A La Mesa patient says scam callers reached her Sharp Grossmont hospital room and pressed for Social Security and bank details, forcing her to unplug the bedside phone. Hospitals and regulators say blocking spoofed numbers and reporting to IC3 can help.
La Jolla Lab Teams With Israel In High-Stakes Hunt For Super Vaccine Targets
La Jolla Institute researchers joined a PNAS study that introduced "superHLA," a computational pipeline that scanned more than 190,000 peptides and validated 24 superbinders. The method could help identify vaccine targets that work across diverse genetic backgrounds.
Palomar Mountain Turns Into High-Tech Wildfire Watchtower In SDG&E AI Test
SDG&E, Qualcomm and UC San Diego’s Scripps launched Edge Alert Sentinel — an on‑site AI pilot on Palomar Mountain to flag wildfire and extreme‑weather risks faster. The first unit will be evaluated during the PSPS season and could scale regionally in 2027.
San Carlos Library Dream Shelved As City Admits $36 Million Hole
A planned 25,000‑sq‑ft San Carlos branch has been put on hold after officials said roughly $36 million in construction funding is still missing. Residents say earlier local funds and a purchased lot raised hopes — now those plans are stalled.







































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































