The Port of San Diego and the Port of Ensenada celebrated 20 years of partnership, renewing their sister port status with a focus on cruise operations and eco-friendly aquaculture.

San Diego County is set to open over 200 supportive housing units to aid those with behavioral health issues and homeless veterans, backed by Project Homekey.

San Diego and the Mexican Consulate strengthened their partnership to provide more support to domestic violence victims, with an MOU signed at Your Safe Place, a comprehensive support center.

Southern California is facing warm, dry weather with some inland areas seeing temperatures 5-10 degrees above average, while coastal areas remain near average. Slight cooling is expected mid-week.

The San Diego Museum Council offers free admissions for kids at over 50 venues in October as part of the Kids Free program, backed by First 5 San Diego.

A man was killed by a train in San Diego, with the Sheriff’s Transit Enforcement Unit investigating the accident.

A motorcyclist was seriously injured after a Jeep sideswiped him in Torrey Pines, with the authorities ruling out DUI as a factor and investigating the crash.

The Justice Department dismantled a botnet controlled by Chinese hackers, neutralizing over 200,000 infected devices globally in a court-approved operation.

CBP officers seized 187 pounds of cocaine hidden in a commercial bus at the San Ysidro Port of Entry. The drugs were discovered using imaging systems and a K9 team.

A 23-year-old Black male was fatally shot in Lemon Grove; deputies responded to calls around 10:55 p.m. The victim died at the scene and no suspect information is currently available.

Forecasters predict cooler temperatures and rain showers in San Diego, with a cooling trend persisting through Friday. A low-pressure system could lead to showers and potential thunderstorms. The weekend is expected to bring warm and dry conditions.

The San Diego Superior Court warns of scammers impersonating court officials to extort money for fake missed jury duty, using phone calls to threaten residents with fines or arrest.

The Chula Vista Police Department will hold a DUI checkpoint on September 20th, aimed at deterring impaired driving. The operation is funded by traffic safety grants.