The San Diego City Council unanimously passed an Affordable Housing Preservation Ordinance to ensure the long-term affordability of deed-restricted housing units.

San Diego is experiencing a warm weekend with temperatures 5-17 degrees above average, which will continue with slightly cooler coastal areas. A cooldown with possible rain is expected starting Tuesday.

Renovations are underway for the Mira Mesa Epicentre to become a community hub with amenities like a sports court, garden, and music room, driven by feedback from locals.

The Border 2 Fire in San Diego’s Otay Mountain area is now 100% contained, allowing evacuated residents to return home despite ongoing air quality issues.

A man was stabbed by a Bird Scooter rider after a dispute on a San Diego sidewalk; the suspect was later arrested.

San Diego is expected to experience a warming trend after isolated showers, with temperatures above average, especially in the mountains. No hazardous marine conditions are forecast through Sunday.

A man died in police custody after resisting arrest and biting a guard at San Diego's Star Bar; an investigation by the Sheriff's Office Homicide Unit is underway.

The NWS reports San Diego is expecting an active weather pattern with rain, snow, and potential thunderstorms, with snow levels down to 4000-4500 feet.

The San Diego MTS introduces Route 910 Overnight Express, an overnight bus service connecting border communities starting January 26, enhancing transit for late-night travelers and service-industry employees.

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.