Illegal charter operations in U.S. waters are an ongoing concern with potentially deadly consequences.

Del Mar City Council has laid down a framework to regulate short-term rentals in the city, with a draft ordinance to be presented to the Planning Commission and City Council in early 2024.

In a tale of tragedy and a continued struggle against the distribution of deadly narcotics, a San Diego resident pleads guilty to supplying fentanyl-laced pills that led to the death of a teenager.

Carlsbad's 41st Oktoberfest Fall Festival promises a day of German-inspired fun, food, and activities for all ages.

As San Diego celebrates Banned Books Week, libraries across the city join forces to resist censorship and foster the freedom to read.

By working together, San Diego County, local cities, community organizations, and the public have achieved notable progress in key areas such as affordable housing, behavioral health, and sustainability.

San Diego Humane Society aims to keep pets safe this Halloween season by offering free microchips at their vaccine clinics throughout October, helping reunite lost pets with their owners more swiftly.

San Diego County celebrates its fifth annual Hawktober, a series of free workshops featuring education on several raptor species.

October's transitional nature showcases Southern California's varying climate, with early heat waves due to Santa Ana winds before giving way to cooler and wetter weather towards month's end.

A trip through time awaits guests at the Hotel Del Coronado's seaside Victorian-inspired Carnival, Then & Now, offering locals and visitors a nostalgic experience, benefiting local organizations.

San Ysidro braces for temporary traffic shifts and lane closures on October 2 and 4, affecting Iris Avenue, E Beyer Boulevard, and E Hall Avenue. Residents and travelers are advised to plan accordingly and stay informed about construction work and subsequent traffic impacts.

A fatal house fire in Mira Mesa, San Diego tragically claims one life and leaves six others displaced.

Carlsbad City Council leverages surplus funds to reduce future pension payments, replenish self-insurance funds, and support various one-time programs and initiatives.