San Diego announces free Winter Festival events with activities like snow play, crafts, and a chance to meet Santa at various parks and recreation centers.

San Diego man Ruben Ricardo Rodriguez pleads guilty to aiming a laser at a Sheriff's helicopter, potentially endangering the crew. He awaits sentencing with a possibility of five years in custody.

Flour Atelier, an Asian-inspired bakery, opens in Kearny Mesa, offering unique desserts with flavors like ube and matcha, founded by Chrisell Nguyen and Evelyn Ozburn.

Sgt. Matthew K. Bylski, a U.S. Marine from Michigan, died in a training accident at Camp Pendleton when the Amphibious Combat Vehicle he commanded rolled over.

SANDAG responds to South Bay Expressway toll issues with planned fixes led by Chairwoman Vargas and changes in leadership, aiming to gain back public trust.

San Diego's weather is warming up with temperatures surpassing average, promising a respite from winter conditions, although fire weather warnings are in effect due to dry winds.

The San Diego City Council approved Mayor Gloria's Housing Action Package 2.0, aiming to increase affordable housing availability by easing development regulations.

Three mountain lion cubs orphaned in San Diego were rescued by a collaborative effort and will receive lifelong care at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

Lisa Jones has been appointed as the President and CEO of the San Diego Housing Commission, bringing experience in affordable housing and homelessness services.

San Diego City Council adopts a Complete Streets Policy to enhance safety and accessibility for all transportation modes, furthering climate action and Vision Zero goals.

The National Weather Service forecasts strong Santa Ana winds and warmer temperatures for Southern California with gusts over 45 mph in some areas, while sailors are not expected to face marine hazards through Sunday.

The Dianne Jacob Lakeside Equestrian Park opened in San Diego County, featuring family activities and an arena show, with facilities for various equestrian events.

San Diego County has seen over 50,000 migrants dropped off since September, straining resources as federal intervention is sought. The local government allocated $6 million for aid, despite disagreements on spending local funds for a federal issue.