The Chula Vista PD made a significant drug bust, seizing drugs, guns, and cash, and preventing potential harm by targeting a convicted felon involved in drug trafficking.

San Diego's old Central Library has reopened as a 34-bed women's shelter managed by NAMI, offering services and case management as part of the city's efforts to address homelessness.

San Diego mourns Harold Hooker, 67, who died in a Lemon Grove crash after hitting concrete debris and overturning his minivan.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors narrowly supported Proposition 1, which aims to reform California's mental health system, despite concerns about funding redirection.

San Diego's DA warns of price gouging and fraud following a storm, reminding that hiking prices over 10% for essentials is illegal, and offering tips to avoid scams.

A Vista man was arrested after deputies found drugs, weapons, and cash at his home during a probation check. The Community Policing Unit assisted in the seizure which included fentanyl and meth.

Roman Wolves restaurant is set to open in Little Italy, offering a Roman-inspired Italian menu and a bar with Italian spirits and spritzes in a space that combines ancient Roman and modern elements.

One man was killed and two were injured in an early shooting in San Ysidro; police suggest the incident followed an argument and the suspect fled in a white sedan.

San Diego County has set up an online survey for residents to report flood damage from a recent storm, aiding in the assessment for possible state or federal aid.

Roseling Nakamura Terada Architects has leased 10,201 square feet in San Diego's eco-friendly, Net Zero Energy and LEED Platinum certified Block D in Makers Quarter for its headquarters.

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.