The Port of San Diego renewed its property management agreement with Protea for Seaport Village, after seeing occupancy and sales growth under Protea's management since 2018.

CBP officers shot a man at Otay Mesa Port of Entry after he fled a secondary inspection and nearly hit them with his vehicle; San Diego Police Homicide Unit is investigating.

A two-car crash in Chula Vista resulted in the death of two elderly men and life-threatening injuries to two elderly women; drugs and alcohol not suspected.

The U.S. plans to auction the seized Russian superyacht Amadea, estimated at $325 million, amidst sanctions against Russian oligarchs due to the Ukraine conflict.

The San Diego Sheriff's Office confirmed that Sunnie Eagleton, 17, reported missing from the Pala community, was found safe, leading to the lifting of a Feather Alert issued for her.

A 20-year-old woman sustained critical injuries in a motorcycle crash in La Jolla after hitting a median. No other vehicles were involved and the investigation is ongoing.

San Diego Police arrested a man for assault with a deadly weapon after a violent incident on a Miramar trail, with a grazing gunshot injury and a bitten-off finger involved.

ICE detained a parent near Enrique Camarena Elementary School, raising concerns within the local community and prompting the Chula Vista School District to reaffirm its commitment to student safety.

A man named Antwan Bluthenthal was fatally shot in San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter bar; suspect Bryan Tyner was detained by patrons and charged with murder.

The Victorian at Hill Street, a new restaurant in Oceanside's historic Weitzel House, opens with a California-inspired menu highlighting local produce and seafood.

Police in San Diego have arrested a man named Evan after a standoff in Bankers Hill, sparked by reports of him breaking windows and acting violently. He will undergo a mental health evaluation.

Chula Vista is contesting a court ruling on disclosing redacted drone footage, citing privacy concerns and resource strains, and seeks further legal direction from the California Supreme Court.

The NWS issued an "Extreme Heat Warning" for Southern California, with temperatures up to 118 degrees expected, and risks of poor air quality due to nearby fires.