San Diego restaurateur Leronce Suel is charged with tax and COVID relief fraud for allegedly inflating expenses and underreporting income to receive federal loans.

A 1-year-old in San Diego County contracted measles after traveling overseas and is now hospitalized. Public health officials list possible exposure sites and urge vigilance and vaccination to prevent further spread.

A family in San Diego's North Park neighborhood was unscathed after a 70-foot pine tree fell on their home due to storm winds, hitting their garage and bedroom.

The NWS in San Diego warns of an atmospheric river bringing heavy rain and winds to Southern California, with flood warnings issued and snow in higher elevations.

Executives from Lamb Fuels in California face charges over an alleged illegal hazardous waste fuel scheme, pleading not guilty despite authorities claiming they sold contaminated fuel statewide.

SeaWorld San Diego celebrates Lunar New Year with cultural performances, Asian cuisine, and traditional activities at Wild Arctic Plaza on February 10-11.

A fire damaged a La Jolla apartment building, displacing six people and causing an estimated $650,000 in damages. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Groundbreaking for Harrington Heights, a new affordable housing project in San Diego's East Village, aims to provide 270 units with a 55-year affordability commitment.

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the 2021 murder of Rahman Thomas in San Diego, with police continuing to seek additional information in the case.

Killer whales have been frequently spotted off the coast of San Diego, engaging with boats and hunting, an occurrence thought to be linked to food availability and warmer waters.

The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance collaborates with SDSU to study rattlesnakes using non-invasive technologies, avoiding traditional surgical methods for tracking.

The Gaslamplighter, a new upscale karaoke and cocktail lounge, will soon open in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter, offering high-end drinks and entertainment.

San Diego officials are clearing storm debris, towing vehicles blocking recovery efforts, and waiving associated fees for up to 30 days in designated flood zones.