Casa del Migrante warns a major funding drop and stalled donations could force Tijuana’s oldest migrant shelter to close by late spring, endangering dozens. Local groups are scrambling.

Tow companies in San Diego report a sharp rise in repossessions as national auto delinquencies climb; here’s what borrowers should know.

El Capitan High in Lakeside briefly went into lockdown after a shooting near Ashwood and Mapleview. Students and staff were secured and are reported safe.

A woman used her car against hospital security in San Marcos, fled, and was later arrested by the San Diego County Sheriff's Office after a pursuit. No injuries were reported.

Urban Plates opened a Mission Valley location at 1620 Camino de la Reina, serving made-from-scratch plates, family meals and transit-friendly access near Snapdragon Stadium.

Federal investigators say a San Marcos‑area farm charged rent for unsafe worker housing and must pay more than $245,000 in back wages and penalties.

The US Coast Guard Cutter Active offloaded $203.9 million worth of cocaine in San Diego, a result of three drug interdiction efforts in Operation Pacific Viper.

The Port of San Diego approves the construction of a new splash pad at Portwood Pier Plaza, with work by Dick Miller Inc. scheduled for 2026. The $1.8 million project is part of local development efforts.

The U.S. Department of Labor cited Lucky Growers Inc. for housing violations and illegal rent charges, recovering $171,400 in back wages for 30 workers and imposing $76,274 in penalties.

USCIS abruptly canceled naturalization interviews and oath ceremonies in San Diego and nationwide as the agency pauses certain cases for extra vetting. Affected applicants say they were given little explanation and await rescheduling.

Months of outreach along the San Diego River's 'island' connected dozens to housing and shelter and left the site clear of encampments.

A narrow window between a June council vote and an August effective date allowed several large ADU plans to be approved under the old bonus rules. Neighbors and city records are now sorting which builds are grandfathered.

A Fairbanks Ranch estate on Calle Camposeco sold for $28M, the highest residential sale in Rancho Santa Fe history. The buyer was represented by Tim Van Damm.