The Coast Guard intercepted a boat with seven people claiming Mexican nationality off Point Loma; the individuals were detained and transferred to the U.S. Border Patrol.

San Diego property owners have three weeks to pay their 2024-25 property taxes to avoid added penalties and a default status, with Treasurer-Tax Collector Dan McAllister emphasizing the ease of online payment.

A fire at Carlsbad condo complex prompted evacuations and a multi-agency response; no serious injuries reported, though the cause is under investigation.

A cyclist in Escondido was fatally hit by a Honda Accord on East Valley Parkway. The accident is under investigation, with no signs of alcohol or drugs involved.

Southern California braces for a heatwave with inland and desert regions expected to see temperatures soaring above normal, potentially reaching over 110°F.

Border Patrol agents in San Diego seized 104 pounds of cocaine worth $708,000 from a hidden vehicle roof compartment during a checkpoint stop on I-15.

An officer-involved shooting in San Diego, following a pursuit ending in a collision, left Jacob Epple dead; multiple agencies are investigating, with no charges yet filed against Officer Miranda.

Vista and NCTD launched the on-demand service NCTD+ offering affordable rides within the city, with features like ADA accessibility and flexible booking options.

The San Diego region expects a warming trend and impending heatwave, with high temperatures forecasted for the weekend and early next week, including possible 100°F+ in some areas. Cooling is anticipated by mid-week.

Deputies found an unresponsive man at the Amazon Warehouse in Otay Mesa; despite life-saving attempts, he was pronounced dead at the scene. No foul play is suspected; an investigation is ongoing.

San Diego City Council approved parking regulation updates, including dynamic pricing for meters, to manage on-street parking chaos and optimize curb space use.

Dirty Dough Cookies celebrates its grand opening in Oceanside on June 14, featuring free cookies, dirty sodas, and family activities like face painting and balloon art.

San Diego's weather will vary, with temperatures returning to normal and differing conditions in coastal and desert areas. Showers and thunderstorms are possible, especially in the mountains and deserts.