A warming trend in California is leading to higher temperatures, with the Inland Empire potentially hitting 100°F by Friday, per NWS San Diego. Cooling is expected starting Saturday.

A San Diego plane crash in fog killed six, including music industry figures and a software engineer, profoundly affecting the community and music scene.

A man died after an alleged altercation with his sister in a Grantville apartment; she fled and is a person of interest. The cause of death is under investigation.

A Cessna 550 crashed into a San Diego neighborhood, igniting fires in at least 15 homes. The FAA and NTSB are investigating; local authorities manage evacuation and safety measures.

Southern California's weather is transitioning from high to low pressure, leading to cooler temperatures, reduced heat risk, and stronger winds by the weekend.

San Diego has finished the first round of EV charger installations, offering free charging until May's end, as part of a 10-year plan to increase EV usage.

The Poway Sheriff's Station will conduct a DUI/Driver's License Checkpoint on Friday night to deter impaired driving, with funding from traffic safety offices.

San Diego experiences a warm-up with temperatures set to rise above normal. The NWS San Diego advises precautions as inland regions brace for heat and coastal areas expect a cooling trend later in the week.

San Diego is set for a midweek warm spell with temperatures above average, cooling by the weekend, alongside a decreasing marine layer and mild coastal low clouds in the mornings.

The Escondido Street Festival returns with 400 vendors, live music, food, and art on May 18th, promising a cultural experience in Historic Downtown Escondido.

A man evaded police in a Mercedes, crashed into a wall in Grant Hill; the driver was injured, and a passenger died, with DUI as a factor. The SDPD is investigating and seeking information.

A woman named Callen Lines died in custody at Las Colinas Detention Facility; her death is under investigation by the Sheriff's Homicide Unit and CLERB.

Dr. Jonathan Lucas is appointed as San Diego County's new Chief Medical Examiner, succeeding Dr. Steven Campman with a focus on public health and scientific excellence.