Sheriff Kelly A. Martinez is implementing measures to improve San Diego County detention facilities by reducing in-custody deaths and enhancing safety protocols.

National City residents and business owners sue San Diego, claiming negligence exacerbated January's flood damage, with two owning businesses demanding $40 million for their losses.

The National Weather Service in San Diego warns of Santa Ana winds, critical fire weather, and issues a Red Flag Warning for parts of Southern California.

The National Weather Service San Diego has issued a Red Flag Warning for Southern California predicting strong Santa Ana winds, low humidity, and critical fire weather conditions from Monday to Wednesday morning.

Maya Millete's home is on the market for $1.3 million as her husband awaits trial for her alleged murder. Proceeds will be split between him and her estate.

San Diego's historic Botanical Building reopens in Balboa Park during the 47th December Nights festival, after a $30 million renovation. Mayor Todd Gloria attended the reopening.

San Diego authorities seek public aid to identify a woman hit by a train. With no ID and fingerprints unhelpful, they rely on descriptions and her distinct forearm tattoo.

A man was stabbed multiple times in a group assault at Teralta Park, San Diego. The victim could not describe the attackers, and authorities are seeking public assistance.

Geoff Patnoe has been appointed as Carlsbad's new City Manager, succeeding Scott Chadwick. Mayor Keith Blackburn commends Patnoe's strategic skills and leadership.

Jeremiah Larson has been appointed as El Cajon's new Chief of Police, effective December 18, with a career beginning in 2002 and notable roles in Patrol, Investigations, and SWAT.

Police are investigating a fatal shooting in San Diego's Southcrest, where 46-year-old Manual Correa was killed following an argument that led to an exchange of gunfire.

Mayor Todd Gloria responds to San Diego's $258.2 million budget shortfall by freezing non-essential hiring and spending and reassessing city projects.

A flight on September 12, 2001, carried antivenom for a snakebite victim, not on September 11 as sometimes reported, according to Snopes and Broken Secrets.