Las Cuatro Milpas, a historic Mexican restaurant in Barrio Logan, has been sold for $2.275 million. The new owner, a religious organization, has not disclosed future plans for the property. The restaurant's closure marks the end of a 92-year legacy.

A Harbor Police officer who was suspended twice for falling asleep on duty was later promoted, raising questions about discipline and transparency at the Port. Reporting has prompted calls for clearer promotion rules.

A woman was found dead near her car in Rancho Bernardo, with the San Diego Police Department initially treating the death as suspicious. However, an autopsy indicated a natural medical cause.

Three former employees have sued the La Jolla Beach & Tennis Club, alleging sexual battery, discrimination and unpaid wages in complaints filed this year. The suits name the club and, in some cases, individual managers.

The weather in San Diego is transitioning from sunshine to possible showers and cooler temperatures, with fog expected and thunderstorms by Thursday evening.

A new city report narrows San Diego's five-year budget gap to about $110.6M but warns tough choices remain.

San Diego County sees a rise in Hepatitis A and Mpox cases; officials urge vaccinations and good hygiene to prevent spread, with free vaccines available at public health centers.

The Oceanside Fire Department and Lifeguards rescued two sailors from a sailboat caught in large waves near a harbor entrance in Oceanside, CA. No injuries were reported.

CalFresh/SNAP benefits for November will be fully provided to San Diego residents after a federal court decision, despite the ongoing government shutdown.

The Colombian Navy’s training ship ARCGloria visited San Diego, offering tours and engaging in cultural exchanges while showcasing Colombian maritime tradition.

San Diego Police seek public help in finding Girard Graves, a missing 19-year-old man last seen on October 31st in Southeast San Diego. Graves is at risk due to his mental condition.

San Diego Police found an elderly couple, Johann and Kaethe Oesterreicher, both 83, dead from gunshot wounds in a Del Mar Heights home in a possible murder-suicide.

El Cajon Police identified a cold case victim from 1998 as Alicia Ledezma Sanchez using advanced DNA technology, continuing the investigation into her death.