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.

San Diego has spent over $2 billion on homelessness since 2015; however the number of unhoused and adjacent issues relating to the crisis continues to worsen. What's missing in the battle against homelessness in the area?

A woman claiming to be the winner of a historic $1 billion Powerball jackpot appears to be a fraud who merely wanted a moment of fame on television, while the true winner has yet to come forward, according to a storeowner's family.

Fredericka Manor Care Center is set to close next month, forcing nearly 200 employees out of their jobs and leaving dozens of residents scrambling to find a new place to live.

Oceanside opens doors to a new 50-bed homeless shelter, providing support services and case management with hopes of breaking the cycle of homelessness and bringing lasting change.

Poway's homeless encampment ban, which follows San Diego's recent similar ordinance, has sparked heated debate over resources and more affordable housing options.

Leaders in North County have spoken out against the proposed expansion of San Diego County's harm reduction program, raising concerns that it may perpetuate drug addiction instead of offering effective solutions.

Six men survived fentanyl overdoses in Oceanside after herculean efforts by first responders administering naloxone. However, the growing problem of opioid abuse holds dire consequences for many.

Venezuelan migrants recently formed a sizable group in southern Mexico, marching towards the United States in the hope of achieving the American dream.

UC schools and other San Diego universities have been criticized for their slow progress in repatriating Native American remains and artifacts, as required by federal Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) law enacted over 30 years ago.