The remains of Sidney Cooper Sr., a prominent San Diego businessman who helped popularize Juneteenth celebrations in the city, have finally been located in a nearby unmarked gravesite after his family sued the cemetery.

In an effort to ease overcrowding at San Diego Humane Society shelters, 27 kittens embark on a journey to Portland, but 1,000 kittens remain in packed conditions.

In Carlsbad, California, the City Council debates a flag policy after receiving requests to fly various flags, including the Confederate flag and the straight pride flag alongside the previously flown Pride flag.

El Cajon is gearing up for an epic 40th anniversary celebration of National Night Out, featuring thrilling fitness competitions, live music, and appearances by San Diego celebrity athletes – a night not to be missed.

As San Diego Comic-Con faces cancellations and uncertainty due to the Hollywood actors and writers strikes, fans brace themselves for a different convention experience.

San Diego's old Central Library women's shelter faces temporary closure due to permit expiration, raising questions on the city's approach to homelessness and the future of the property.

Neighbors in a heated argument draw attention online as accusations of so-called "cat perversion" and "harboring" fly due simply to a wandering cat named Mercury.

Chula Vista Police Department's new online reporting system is improving response times and freeing up resources for emergency calls by allowing residents to report non-emergency crimes online.

After a three-year hiatus, the San Diego Veterans Day Parade is set to return on November 12, celebrating military milestones and honoring the brave men and women who have served the nation.

UC San Diego students and alums face controversy after their arrest and possible felony charges for chalking and writing slogans on campus. Are these charges appropriate or a harsh response meant to silence worker protests?

A woman's incredible story of giving birth in her SUV on a Kensington street serves as a reminder of the strength and resilience of mothers everywhere.

After Fourth of July celebrations, numerous cleanup sites were activated across San Diego County, as thousands of volunteers removed trash and debris from beaches to protect local ecosystems.

As part of an effort to address the homeless crisis, San Diego begins opening 'safe sleeping site' tents for its homeless population, providing shelter and access to essential services.