San Diego leaders, including Mayor Gloria, introduce a safety and cleanliness initiative to enhance downtown life and address crime, with new police patrols and behavioral health teams.

Imperial Beach's shoreline, closed for three years due to pollution, partly reopens, though Tijuana Slough remains shut. San Diego still faces other water advisories.

A motorcycle and a car collided in Mission Valley West; a 64-year-old man suffered a fractured pelvis, with no life-threatening injuries. The motorcyclist allegedly ran a red light.

An elderly cyclist died after being hit by a 92-year-old driver in Roseville/Fleet Ridge. The San Diego Police are investigating the collision and seek information from the public.

Mauricio Bernal sues San Diego County after a metal door at the Central Jail reportedly severed his thumb. He claims deputies showed indifference to his injury and that safety protocols remain unchanged.

A 14-year-old boy was fatally struck in a hit-and-run in Escondido. Police seek a gray Honda Civic and urge public help to find the suspect, offering a $10,000 reward.

The NWS forecasts rain and cooler temperatures for southern California, with thunderstorms possible and a drier, warmer trend expected over the weekend.

A man was hospitalized after being assaulted with a knife and a rock in an Old Town trolley stop altercation. Two suspects have been arrested, and the SDPD seeks more information.

San Diego Police discovered a body in Balboa Park, attributed to homicide victim James Garcia. Two men, including suspected shooter Jeffrey Jones, were arrested in connection with the crime.

Escondido Police found the vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run that killed Miguel Garcia, but are still seeking the driver and asking for public assistance.

UC San Diego Health has received the Vizient 2024 Quality Leadership Award for the sixth consecutive year, ranking ninth among comprehensive academic medical centers for its exceptional patient care.

Chula Vista and National City are implementing bans on homeless encampments, following a Supreme Court ruling that allows such enforcement without available shelter options.

San Diego is experiencing cooler than average temperatures, with a potential for light showers as a low-pressure system approaches. Conditions are expected to warm up again early next week, while mariners face no hazardous conditions.