San Diego closes emergency storm shelter, relocates over 600 displaced residents and pets to hotels, continuing support with local services and non-profits. Mayor praises community efforts and seeks federal aid with the county and state government.

San Diego families can buy low-cost tech at an event on February 10, hosted by the San Diego County Office of Education and Computers 2 Kids, with registration required by February 8.

The San Diego Flood Response Fund has raised $832,000 for flood relief, and grants totaling $305,000 have been distributed, with new matching donations encouraged.

San Diego relocated around 150 homeless individuals from an outdoor sleeping area to Golden Hall due to a heavy rainstorm, ensuring their safety amidst severe weather.

The San Diego County Department of Animal Services offers reduced adoption fees for various animals until Valentine's Day, with extra perks included in the adoption package.

San Diego opens a Local Assistance Center to aid residents affected by recent flooding, offering support from city, county, and state services for document replacement, repair guidance, and relief efforts.

Seventeen Mexican nationals were detained after being rescued off Mission Beach, San Diego, when their suspected smuggling boat encountered engine trouble.

San Diego Humane Society waives adopting fees for adult pets to reduce shelter overcrowding and encourages local residents to adopt by offering animals seven months and older fee-free.

San Diego opens a new shelter for flood victims at the Municipal Gym, offering meals, services, and pet support in collaboration with the County, City, and Red Cross.

Chula Vista Police will conduct a DUI checkpoint on February 2 to prevent impaired driving; location undisclosed but targeted in areas with DUI history.

San Diego officials are clearing storm debris, towing vehicles blocking recovery efforts, and waiving associated fees for up to 30 days in designated flood zones.

California Highway Patrol recovered a stolen 1971 Plymouth Barracuda and returned it to its owner, tracking the car despite changes to its appearance and VIN.

San Diego County qualifies for state flood relief after storms, Chairwoman Nora Vargas announced, thanking Governor Newsom and CalOES for quick support.