The tragic sudden cardiac arrest of LeBron James’ son highlights the need for greater awareness and preventative heart screenings for young athletes and the work of foundations like Eric Paredes Save A Life.

The birth of four capybara pups at the San Diego Zoo adds an extra dose of cuteness as they waddle along with their mother exploring their surroundings.

San Diego county has seen fluctuations in gas prices, with a recent dip and an anticipated increase soon to come. Read on to find out more about these changes in gas prices.

Locals and tourists alike at La Jolla Cove were startled as sea lions seemingly charged toward them, causing panic and making for sensational viral videos. But what's the real story behind these marine mammals' behavior?

Parts of San Diego County face excessive heat warnings and advisories this week, as temperatures rise to hazardous levels with chances of thunderstorms.

Chula Vista plans to convert a motel into housing and safe parking for the homeless, the first such initiative in South County.

San Diego City Council's proposal for a permanent year-round closure of Point La Jolla, near sea lions, has ignited a heated debate between wildlife advocates and those concerned about the loss of ocean access and environmental impacts.

High bacteria levels at San Diego beaches prompt warnings to the public, creating ripples in locals' favorite hangouts, becoming a topic at dinner tables and beachside cafes.

San Diego has spent over $2 billion on homelessness since 2015; however the number of unhoused and adjacent issues relating to the crisis continues to worsen. What's missing in the battle against homelessness in the area?

Lightning strikes reported in San Diego County's deserts and mountains, as heat wave grips Southern California, raising concerns for public safety and potential fires.

A recent audit reveals thousands of hours without documentation in the San Diego Unified School District, while a federal investigation finds misclassification of employees' family and medical leave requests. What's going on in this troubled school district?

A woman claiming to be the winner of a historic $1 billion Powerball jackpot appears to be a fraud who merely wanted a moment of fame on television, while the true winner has yet to come forward, according to a storeowner's family.

A group of teachers at La Jolla Music School are on a mission to secure $200,000 by July 30th to buy the school and preserve its unique education model before it is sold to an outside buyer.