Hundreds of veterans gathered in San Diego to commemorate the end of WWII, Korean war, and Vietnam war, swapping tales of heroism and survival.

A 96-year-old at-risk San Diego man vanishes into thin air, leaving desperate loved ones and authorities seeking public help to locate him safely.

Chula Vista faces a surge in homeless population as nearby San Diego enforces an unpopular homeless camping ban, resulting in increased pressure on the city's resources and potential consequences for its community.

Oceanside honors local athlete and community role model Heidi Sands, by making her an honorary police officer following her impressive achievements in the Special Olympics World Games.

In the aftermath of the tragic loss of police dog Sir, a new bloodhound K-9 joins the San Diego County Sheriff's Department, providing a ray of hope for a grieving community.

As San Diego moves to enforce the controversial Unsafe Camping Ordinance, it has already found 30 individuals in violation within the first days of its enforcement.

A former UC San Diego oncologist, Dr. Kevin Murphy, has been awarded over $39 million in a whistleblower lawsuit against the university over the alleged misdirection of a $10 million research donation.

An event organized by the San Diego Sheriff's Department collected 79 firearms. A good step towards gun safety within the area, but perhaps nothing can compare to that time a bazooka was turned in at a similar event in San Francisco years ago.

With a groundswell of support from the community and city officials, Escondido's only Regal Cinemas location will remain open as everyone collectively works to ensure its profitable future.

San Diego communities are coming together to fight back against the alarming trend of anti-Semitic flyers found in several neighborhoods, calling for increased vigilance and stronger consequences for the perpetrators.

As San Diego's homeless encampment ban goes into effect, Poway follows suit, stirring debate on the availability of shelter beds and the need for comprehensive solutions to homelessness.

Chula Vista plans to convert a motel into housing and safe parking for the homeless, the first such initiative in South County.

The Santa Barbara News-Press ceases publishing after 168 years and lays off staff following bankruptcy filing, in yet another closure of the news media industry which has been plagued by a troubling financial crisis.