San Diego has activated inclement-weather shelter beds for Monday night at Father Joe’s Villages and Living Water Church as cold, wet weather moves in.

A 55-year-old Lakeside Union employee was arrested Jan. 25 and booked into San Diego Central Jail on multiple felony counts alleging sexual abuse of a minor.

Supervisors proposed retiring fax machines and switching to soft phones, estimating up to $7 million in annual savings as the county braces for federal cuts.

A SWAT response Monday night brought a heavy law enforcement presence to Spring Valley near Austin Drive. Officials have released few details.

MMCC arranged $12.825M financing for 1111 Pioneer Way, a 109K‑SF El Cajon industrial building, signaling continued interest in modern distribution space.

A San Diego man was sentenced after prosecutors say he hid 12 orange‑fronted parakeets in his boots and a car seat; at least two birds died. Federal officials say the animals should have been quarantined.

San Diegans are experiencing warmer temperatures, with highs 5 to 15 degrees above average. The warming will continue into the weekend, especially in the valleys, with forecasts predicting a cooling trend by Sunday.

Severe winter storm causes flight delays and cancellations at San Diego International Airport, with disruptions also at major hubs nationwide, including Dallas-Fort Worth and JFK.

Santee will break ground Jan. 30 on a new two‑story, 12,500‑sq‑ft community center near the Cameron Family YMCA. The facility will host recreation, events and serve as an emergency backup hub.

Attorney General Rob Bonta announced results of a statewide anti‑trafficking operation in San Diego, highlighting undercover stings and services offered to survivors.

Federal records show DHS has leased Escondido’s police firing range for training under a roughly $67,500 contract. The city says the deal was approved administratively.

Life Time opened a 135,000+ sq ft athletic country club in Chula Vista’s Otay Ranch, bringing resort-style amenities, pickleball courts and nearly 200 jobs to the South Bay.

After tenants at Serra Grove received 60–90 day notices and online listings showed big rent jumps, Lemon Grove's mayor asked the city attorney to draft an emergency tenant-protection ordinance.