Two sexually violent predators in San Diego are set to be released as transients, highlighting difficulties in securing housing and the system's efforts to balance individual rights with community safety.

Police responded to a threat at Coronado High School, which was temporarily locked down. A 15-year-old student was detained and no weapons were found.

Relic Bageri is set to open its first permanent location in San Diego’s East Village, transitioning from a pop-up to a bakery and cafe with plans for a full-service restaurant by night.

A driver in a red Chevrolet Malibu caused multiple collisions and hit a power box in Logan Heights, resulting in his serious injury. SDPD investigates and suggests alcohol may have been a factor.

San Diego Police seek public help to find a suspect involved in multiple restaurant burglaries. The male suspect, believed to be 20-35 years old, has burglarized several eateries, stealing cash.

San Diego announces partnerships with educational institutions offering city employees discounted and free educational opportunities, focusing on up-skilling and career growth.

San Diego's Communion, a new rooftop restaurant, is opening in Mission Hills with a global menu and cocktails, offering spectacular views and a "restaurant in the clouds" experience.

The U.S. Department of Labor reclaimed $1.4 million for underpaid Mexican engineers from National Steel and Shipbuilding Co., a General Dynamics subsidiary.

The San Diego Youth Symphony and Sinfónica Juvenil de Tijuana collaborated for a concert, highlighting unity and cultural exchange amidst border challenges.

A person and two dogs died in a trailer fire in Ramona. Authorities, including sheriff's deputies and firefighters, responded and are investigating. The public is asked to provide any information.

Three individuals were arrested in San Diego for alleged hate crimes after an investigation using license plate recognition linked them to incidents involving pellet attacks in Hillcrest.

MTS and the San Diego County DA's office launched a campaign against unregulated ride-share providers, known as wildcatting, to protect public safety and support licensed taxi drivers.

Siblings Adriana and Andres Camberos were convicted of running a multi-year fraud scheme, making over $58 million by misleading manufacturers and selling goods in the U.S. at a profit.