San Diego's new South County Lighthouse, a homeless shelter, offers year-round support with 162 beds, meals, and services to aid in stability and housing efforts.

Two individuals were arrested in Escondido after a traffic stop led to a chase, the discovery of a firearm and drugs, and commendation for the officers involved.

San Diego police apprehended a driver with narcotics after a mismatched license plate led to a chase and crash. The arrested individual had a felony warrant and a history of evasion.

An 18-year-old man was hospitalized following a vehicle collision in Jamacha Lomita, after failing to stop at a sign and being hit by a Tesla. The SDPD confirms alcohol was not involved and is investigating the incident.

IMPD investigates a stabbing at an Indianapolis strip mall that left nine people injured, three critically. No arrests were made, police seek footage and witnesses to aid the ongoing investigation.

A drowsy teen crashed into an MSP car on I-75, injuring an officer and an arrested suspect; both were saved by seat belts. The freeway was closed for investigation.

Detroit is facing a week of mixed precipitation, with snow and rain expected, and high winds reaching up to 50 mph. Temperatures will range from the high 30s to lows around 5 degrees.

An ongoing surge in Oakland crime, following the sudden dismissal of Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong, has resulted in pointed accusations from the NAACP and renewed calls for a comprehensive solution.

Can an affordable housing nonprofit sell off land bought with taxpayer dollars if they’re not using the land? That dispute is playing out in Diamond Heights.

An employee is taking over the Castro’s Dog Eared Books location on September 15, and the bookshop will take on the new name Fabulosa Books.

This Silicon Valley real estate is a modern, Japanese farmhouse-inspired palace. It is a unique piece of property in Atherton - the most coveted of locations.

Real estate in San Francisco and San Jose ranked as the nation's top in terms highest share of million-dollar homes, according to a new report. Roughly half of San Jose's owner-occupied, single-family properties were valued over $1 million, per LendingTree.

San Jose City Government bought the historic Hayes Mansion for $2.5 million in 1985. It proceeded to amass a staggering $60 million debt associated with the real estate. This year, the last of the debt will be cleared, even adding $2.3 million to San Jose's general fund.