The NWS warns of high surf and flooding in San Diego and Orange Counties, with surf up to 15 feet anticipated and risks of rip currents and beach erosion.

San Diego's Miramar Reservoir is undergoing construction for a new underwater pipeline as part of the Pure Water Program, aiming to locally produce water by 2035.

A U.S. District Court injunction has partially blocked California's new gun law, affecting the regulation of concealed weapons and defining "sensitive places" for concealed carry. Other parts of the law will still take effect.

San Diego authorities are seeking the public's assistance in identifying suspects linked to vehicle burglaries and credit card fraud, with a reward offered for information leading to their capture.

A family visiting San Diego found a body in a freezer, leading police to investigate the unsettling discovery in the Allied Gardens neighborhood. The identity and cause of death are unknown.

Margarito Angeles Vargas received 15 years-to-life for a fatal DUI hit-and-run that killed a toddler, plus 4 years for fleeing, after a prior DUI conviction.

UC San Diego researchers have shown that enzymes can transcribe artificial DNA just like natural DNA, potentially enabling the creation of novel proteins.

San Diego County has launched a pilot rental subsidy program to aid seniors struggling with housing costs, providing $500 monthly to select low-income elderly residents, despite demand outstripping available support.

San Diego's weather will shift to colder temperatures with showers expected late Friday into Saturday, and a High Surf Advisory is in effect from Thursday to Monday. Higher elevations may see rain and snow.

The San Diego Foundation has offered a $500,000 grant to UC San Diego's Black Alumni Scholarship Fund, conditioned on the fund's own matching efforts.

Above-average temperatures are expected in San Diego until Thursday, per the NWS. Surf may reach up to 13 feet later in the week. Patchy fog is forecasted, with cooler temperatures and possible showers by the weekend.

San Diego's beaches face closures and advisories due to high bacteria levels, with health officials lifting a general advisory while keeping certain areas closed, such as the Imperial Beach and Tijuana Slough Shorelines.

An apartment fire in Nestor displaced 12 residents and caused two pet fatalities, with some units rendered uninhabitable; the cause remains under investigation.