After a three-year hiatus, the San Diego Veterans Day Parade is set to return on November 12, celebrating military milestones and honoring the brave men and women who have served the nation.

Second Chance Beer Company collaborates with San Diego Pride Festival to introduce an exclusive limited-edition craft beer, Pride Pilsner, with proceeds supporting LGBTQ+ education and philanthropic work.

San Diego's iconic Dorothea Laub Balboa Park Carousel emerges from renovation for carousel lovers to enjoy its new improvements and historical accuracy.

Two rural water districts are seeking to leave the San Diego County Water Authority in pursuit of lower wholesale water rates, but the potential impacts on the remaining districts are stirring controversy.

UC San Diego students and alums face controversy after their arrest and possible felony charges for chalking and writing slogans on campus. Are these charges appropriate or a harsh response meant to silence worker protests?

Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong sells the San Diego Union-Tribune to Alden Global Capital-owned MediaNews Group to focus on the LA Times; but media industry insiders smell layoffs and cutbacks.

San Diego transcends San Francisco as more unaffordable for renters, marking a significant change in California's rental scene, while growth patterns closely resembled pre-pandemic data.

A 10-foot shark sighting at a popular beach in California leads to an emergency warning issued for swimmers and surfers, urging them to enter the water at their own risk.

A recent flurry of antisemitic and homophobic flyers has residents in various San Diego communities joining forces to fight against hate, urging others to report the incidents to the police.

Excessive heat warnings have caused the closure of several popular hiking trails in San Diego County. Not all trails will be affected, but safety is still paramount in avoiding heat-related dangers while outdoors.

Over the span of two days, two vegetation fires break out in different parts of San Diego County, damaging properties and threatening businesses in Oceanside, while a brush fire burns near the US-Mexico border.

A Marine from Camp Pendleton is involved in a tragic accident in Oceanside that has left a family mourning the loss of a 12-year-old boy.

PetSmart has agreed to pay $1.46 million in a settlement after overcharging customers in California, including San Diego County residents, despite admitting no wrongdoing in the case. The settlement includes penalties, restitution, and reimbursing investigative cost funds.