A Cessna 550 crashed in San Diego's Tierrasanta, causing fires and evacuations. Two on the plane died, and eight others were injured. Investigations by the FAA and NTSB are underway.

County Behavioral Health Services secured $29.1 million in state grants to enhance mental health and substance use disorder services, including new treatment facilities.

Former East Village skydiving facility in San Diego to be converted into 164 affordable apartments, with City Council approval and Father Joe’s Villages managing the project.

Lane painting on College Avenue will cause nighttime traffic disruptions May 19-22, affecting I-8 ramps and maintaining one lane each way. Part of a $5.5 million citywide road improvement project.

A motorcyclist suffered life-threatening injuries after a crash with a Ford Mustang on Kearny Mesa Road, San Diego. Alcohol was not a factor. The SDPD is investigating.

San Diego Unified School District is hosting the CalKIDS Money Festival at Crawford High School on May 17 to help students claim up to $1,500 in unclaimed college funds.

The 10th annual Warrior Hike Challenge invites hikers to tackle El Cajon Mountain during Memorial Day weekend, offering various distances and a commemorative coin for finishers.

Carlos Manuel da Silva Santos, CEO of Ethos Asset Management, was sentenced to 87 months in prison for an advance-fee loan scam that defrauded borrowers of over $17 million.

San Diego student trustees oppose the "Chromebook Challenge," which has already cost the district $7,120 for laptop replacements after students destroyed them.

The San Diego Police Department has cleared its Sexual Assault Evidence Kit backlog, testing all kits faster than state-required timelines, and now maintains no backlog.

Mayor Gloria's final FY 2026 budget shifts funds towards public safety in San Diego, preserving police and fire department resources, addressing community concerns.

The Coast Guard stopped a suspected human trafficking boat near Point Loma during a high-speed chase, eventually disabling its engine and detaining eight people onboard.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announced that the City Council authorized a lawsuit against LAFCO for validating contested signatures on a La Jolla secession petition.