A man was stabbed near the 400 block of Grand Avenue in downtown Carlsbad early Sunday; police say the suspect fled and the incident appears isolated. Investigators ask witnesses to share video or tips.

Artists and residents say Barrio Logan murals are being painted over without notice, and local groups are pressing the city for an artist registry and firmer legal protections.

The Navy's FY‑2026 inactivation list calls for retiring USS Alexandria, USS Germantown, and USS Lake Erie, shifting San Diego's fleet footprint and shipyard work.

Families say AirSculpt and liposuction promises hid serious risks; one wrongful-death suit settled for $2M while others proceed in California courts.

A former Dehesa School principal says she was fired after reporting sanitation, safety and alleged attendance‑funding problems, and has filed a lawsuit.

A San Diego man pleaded guilty in the high-speed 2024 crash that killed 13-year-old Rodrigo Tapia Jr. Sentencing is set for March.

Two school buses collided near Lafayette Elementary in Clairemont on Friday morning, injuring people and prompting a CHP SigAlert.

Red O’s La Jolla UTC restaurant will close April 20, 2026, and lay off 91 staff as the property owner moves forward with a housing-focused redevelopment.

Common Table's 86'd pop-up will run inside Coin-Op Game Room in North Park starting March 11, bringing katsu sandos, popcorn chicken and late-night smashburgers.

An early-morning call at Tuttle Park led El Cajon police to seize firearms, a ballistic vest, narcotics and hollow-point rounds and to book a suspect on multiple felony charges.

CHP says a crash on southbound I‑5 near the San Onofre scales resulted in a fatality and closed multiple lanes; expect major delays through North County.

An early-morning blaze heavily damaged Alfredo's Mexican Food in downtown Oceanside; firefighters contained the blaze in about 40 minutes while investigators probe the cause.

A routine traffic stop led deputies to uncover roughly 87 pounds of methamphetamine hidden inside a car. The sheriff's office says a K-9 alerted and a consented search found the stash.