Several nonprofit organizations settled claims for $5.8 million after allegedly misusing pandemic relief loans meant for small businesses, as they were not eligible under the PPP terms.

San Diego will upgrade its stormwater system with a $37 million investment from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, aiming to reduce flooding and improve water infrastructure.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria appoints Deputy Chief Robert Logan II as the city’s new Fire-Rescue Chief after a national search and community input process.

The Convoy District in Kearny Mesa welcomes Nobibi, a new dessert chain offering creative, Instagrammable treats designed by chef Shirley Shinn, with plans for further expansion.

San Diego Sheriff's deputies conducted a DUI checkpoint in Santee, screening 1,097 vehicles, leading to three alcohol-related DUI arrests and multiple citations for licensing issues.

Firefighters contained a brush fire in East County near homes on Ivanho Street in Spring Valley, which began as a shed fire. No injuries were reported.

San Diego is set to experience varied weather with cooler, cloudy conditions along the coast and warmer temperatures inland due to a low pressure trough. Coastal drizzle and gusty winds in desert areas are also expected.

A male skateboarder suffered severe injuries in a hit-and-run by an intoxicated female driver in Fox Canyon, San Diego; she was later arrested. Police seek witnesses.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts a cooling trend through Sunday with slight temperature drops across various regions, from coastal areas to deserts.

A South Bay church leader is charged for not reporting suspected sexual abuse, with arraignment occurring today.

The National Weather Service forecasts peak temperatures in San Diego's deserts today, with gradual cooling expected inland over the weekend and briefly hotter conditions next week.

Two charged with murder following a fentanyl overdose death in San Diego County, pleading not guilty; district attorney emphasizes the severity of the crime.

La Mesa Boulevard will be closed from Acacia Avenue to University Avenue for slurry seal application from June 10, with no parking allowed for up to 96 hours.