Smokey Robinson is set to perform at the San Diego County Fair on June 26, tying into the retro theme with his classic R&B hits. Tickets are on sale with prices starting at $45.

Chef Tatsuro Tsuchiya is set to open Yakitori Tsuta, a Japanese omakase restaurant focusing on yakitori in San Diego.

El Cajon man Mohammed Abdulkareem has been charged with murder and attempted murder after a dental office shooting. He faces life imprisonment if convicted.

The Navy SEAL Museum is set to open in Downtown San Diego in late 2024, featuring interactive exhibits and digital media, aiming to educate and inspire visitors about Navy SEAL history and heritage.

The San Diego Police Department is searching for a missing at-risk senior, Thedford Sypho, last seen near 3400 Ruffin Rd, described as 5’1”, bald, with brown eyes.

San Diego Police investigate eight related burglaries in Mira Mesa, with suspects entering through rear sliding doors and stealing valuables like safes and jewelry. The public is asked to report any suspicious activity.

Eligible San Diegans affected by storm flooding can apply for a one-time Disaster CalFresh payment for food between March 7-15, with qualifications based on income and expenses.

Authorities in San Diego are hosting a Gun Safety Event, offering gift cards for firearms with a no-questions-asked policy. The event aims to improve safety and will also provide gun locks and security boxes.

LEGOLAND California broke the Guinness World Record for the largest gathering in dinosaur costumes, with 1,273 participants celebrating the upcoming opening of Dino Valley.

Birch Aquarium extends its hours for spring evening experiences, featuring sunset views, Little Blue Penguins, immersive art installations, seadragon birthdays, and Thursday night events with music and drinks.

A 91-year-old hiker with a pelvic fracture was rescued from the Pacific Crest Trail by firefighters and deputies using a helicopter and advanced life support.

A woman in her 20s was seriously injured after falling 25 feet from Sunset Cliffs in San Diego. She was rescued by a coordinated effort and airlifted to a hospital. Her current condition is unknown.

Alvin Pates, also known as Al Noble, was sentenced to 41 months in prison for bank and tax fraud schemes in San Diego, involving straw borrowers and fraudulent documents.