Southern California expects a slow cooling trend in coastal and inland areas, with the National Weather Service predicting gradual temperature decreases and potential thunderstorms by the weekend.

The National Weather Service issues an Excessive Heat Warning for San Diego's inland areas with expected highs up to 108°F, slightly cooler at the coast. Cooling and possible showers are forecast for the weekend.

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A rollover crash in Chula Vista injured two passengers critically and left the driver with minor injuries; alcohol might be a factor. The police are investigating the incident.

The National Weather Service in San Diego has issued heat warnings for Southern California, with inland areas facing extreme temperatures and possible thunderstorms over the weekend. Cooling is expected to start on Friday.

A collision between a motorcycle and a car in Bay Terraces resulted in a fractured femur for the motorcyclist. The SDPD is investigating the incident.

San Diego Police apprehended a robbery suspect after a chase in Teralta West; cash and a handgun were recovered.

The NWS forecasts a minor cool-down on Sunday, then a temperature rise in the Inland Empire with a chance of +105°F midweek, and possible showers with average temperatures towards the week's end.

Police responded to an armed individual in Chula Vista, resulting in evacuations and a SWAT negotiation, ending with the suspect's arrest for negligent discharge of a firearm.

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A man was stabbed during a physical altercation with two suspects on University Avenue in San Diego; he sustained non-life-threatening injuries, and the suspects are at large.

San Diego experiences extreme heat with inland areas reaching over 100°F and deserts up to 121°F. Officials advise caution to prevent heat-related illnesses. Cooler temperatures and possible monsoon moisture are expected later in the week.

El Cajon Police seek public help to identify three Home Depot theft suspects, sharing surveillance images online and asking for information via email.