El Cajon Police arrested multiple repeat offenders in a series of shoplifting cases, including a convicted sex offender and a man previously detained over 100 times.

San Diego County declared a state of emergency due to a severe storm causing widespread flooding and damage. The declaration aims to secure state and federal aid for recovery efforts.

San Diego County schools faced closures and early dismissals due to storms causing floods and power outages, with La Mesa-Spring Valley schools, Monarch School, and others affected.

San Diego Fire-Rescue rescued eight people trapped by floods under a bridge in San Ysidro amid heavy rains and flash flood warnings across the county.

Atmospheric chemist Kimberly Prather from UC San Diego wins the 2024 NAS Award in Chemical Sciences for her work on atmospheric aerosols' effects on climate, air quality, and health.

Travis Bodle faces murder charges after his 77-year-old mother, Vicki Bodle, died from an assault at their home in Hillside Estates, Jamul. The investigation is ongoing.

The Mission Beach Town Council is urging locals to support urgent repairs to the crumbling seawall, highlighting severe deterioration since the January storms.

A Hispanic man, 59, was fatally hit by a truck in San Marcos. The 61-year-old driver called 911, but the victim died at the scene. The Sheriff's Dept. seeks witnesses to aid the ongoing investigation.

A 66-year-old woman was fatally struck by a pickup truck in a San Marcos crosswalk near the Palomar Sprinter Station; the driver stopped and attempted aid, but the woman died at the scene.

Chula Vista appeals to the California Supreme Court to maintain privacy over its police drone footage after an appellate court's decision on a public records request.

A suspicious package containing papers at a San Diego fire station led to a bomb squad and hazmat team investigation, temporarily shutting down streets before being deemed non-threatening.

The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch in San Diego County prepares to open on March 1, with vibrant blooms covering 55 acres signaling the arrival of spring. Activities and attractions will complement the floral spectacle. Tickets are already on sale.

The San Diego County Water Authority warns of scammers impersonating water utility workers to enter homes and cautions residents to seek identification from anyone claiming to be from the CMWD.