Breezy afternoons and elevated surf: high rip current risk at south‑facing beaches through Monday evening.

A two-alarm blaze damaged multiple hangars at Montgomery-Gibbs Executive Airport early Friday; San Diego Fire-Rescue assigned 69 personnel and crews remain on scene.

Dudinha will undergo surgery after Brazil confirmed a torn ACL and meniscus. Her absence creates an immediate hole for the San Diego Wave as the league pauses.

Mid‑60s mornings and upper‑70s afternoons through the weekend. Desert areas should prepare for continued heat.

Handel's opened a Little Italy shop Thursday at 2100 Kettner Blvd with 48 rotating flavors and a first-50 free-for-a-year giveaway.

Paul Simon opened with Seven Psalms and closed with "The Sound of Silence" in a hushed, carefully arranged Rady Shell performance. Critics praised the sound and subtle instrumentation.

A viral video shows junior lifeguards training in Santa Clara Cove while the cove remains under a county bacteria advisory. Officials say water activities were relocated pending follow-up testing.

Deputy Fire Chief Jess Specht will take over the Oceanside Fire Department as Chief Dave Parsons retires on June 20, 2026. The city announced the move Wednesday.

Lifeguards and firefighters pulled two people to safety from Oceanside’s North Jetty after a large wave swept one into the ocean; both were treated for injuries.

A 15-year-old was left with a concussion and staples after an ambush at a Point Loma house party. His father says video shows teens stomping on his son and wants prosecutors to act.

Federal lawmakers have filed legislation to rename the Logan Heights post office for Armando Rodriguez, a local educator, amid a broader reassessment of César Chávez’s legacy. The move follows recent local votes to rethink Chávez monuments and names.

A planned conversion of the vacant 101 Ash tower into 247 affordable apartments has been delayed after developers missed a financing deadline, putting the mid‑2026 timetable in doubt.

CBP officers at San Ysidro and Calexico East seized more than 130 pounds of fentanyl, cocaine and meth with an estimated street value of about $383,091. Two drivers were arrested and vehicles seized.