San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria is set to discuss the city's successes and ongoing challenges, addressing budget deficits and policy issues in his upcoming State of the City speech.

Chula Vista police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that killed an elderly woman, with the driver fleeing the scene. Authorities seek witnesses and information.

Stella Jean’s and Pop Pie Co. will open side-by-side in La Mesa Village this summer, filling two compact storefronts on La Mesa Blvd. with ice cream, pies and coffee.

Federal stablecoin rules and a wave of bank crypto products are reshaping where deposits sit — San Diego community banks could be on the front lines.

Longtime residents and scientists warn Pacific Beach bluffs north of Crystal Pier are eroding and could threaten stairways and homes.

Teamsters Local 542 members struck in El Centro after contract talks with Transdev collapsed, disrupting IVT routes. ICTC announced free fares across IVT while negotiations continue.

An Oceanside eatery, Bread and Cheese Eatery, suffered a fire on December 23, disrupting its operations and prompting a community-supported GoFundMe campaign for its recovery.

Former Rep. Duncan Hunter is listed in a federal lobbying filing seeking a presidential pardon for Raymond Liddy. The disclosure reconnects a high‑profile San Diego legal saga to national clemency politics.

Fiesta de Reyes secured a 30‑year concession extension and sold a majority stake to ExplorUS, with $3M set aside for Parcel 20 and $10M planned over the contract.

San Diego Police investigate a shooting in Grant Hill, where two victims suffered non-life-threatening leg wounds. Suspects remain at large; public assistance is sought.

Two mixed‑use towers would finish Oceanside's nine‑block plan. Neighbors warn the project could sacrifice views and public parking while seeking 14 waivers.

An early-morning Coronado police pursuit ended when an SUV breached a fence on Brookes Avenue and tumbled into a Hillcrest canyon. Neighbors reported the crash and no other injuries were reported.

Cal Fire says new funding and faster permitting are cutting wildfire risk across Southern California. Officials point to home hardening, fuel breaks and tribal projects.