NWS San Diego warns of critical fire conditions, followed by a weather shift bringing showers, storms, and mountain snow to Southern California this weekend.

The Santa Ana winds are bringing strong gusts up to 80 mph and extremely low humidity to San Diego County, with a shift to cooler and wet weather expected over the weekend.

San Diego County authorities arrested 39 individuals linked to gang violence and organized crime after a six-month undercover operation targeting gangs under the Mexican Mafia's influence.

San Diego County schools closed on Jan. 21 due to high winds, fire danger, and power outages, affecting multiple districts and underscoring weather-related challenges.

Robert Xavier Burden's "The Alien Painting," taking 5 years to complete, is on display at Oceanside Museum of Art for a limited time before going to a private collector.

Red Flag Warning issued for San Diego and Orange counties due to Santa Ana winds. SDG&E alerts 83,609 customers about potential power shutoffs to prevent wildfires.

Police in Oceanside arrest a suspect in a fatal shooting incident initially deemed road rage-related, seeking further public assistance in their investigation.

Repairs on the Shelter Island Boat Launch will begin on January 27, with construction focusing on the west side while the east remains open. Completion is expected in April.

La Jolla Shores beach was closed due to a sewage spill of around 850 gallons, partially reaching the ocean. The area was retested for safety and an advisory remains despite lifting the closure.

The Port of San Diego received a $5 million grant for clean air initiatives, advancing its Maritime Clean Air Strategy and supporting the Portside Community Emissions Reduction Plan with electric equipment upgrades.

Three individuals were indicted for running a $44 million scam targeting elderly authors through a fraudulent publishing company promising book deals and screen adaptations.

Spin Nightclub in San Diego has new owners, Brandon Colt and Brandon Garva, who are revitalizing the venue with updates while honoring its longstanding inclusive culture and reputation for after-hours events.

Comic-Con International will remain in San Diego through 2027, Mayor Todd Gloria confirmed, ensuring the city's relationship with the iconic pop-culture event.