San Diego police are monitoring events in Iran and increasing attention at houses of worship and cultural centers. Residents are urged to report suspicious activity.

Monterey County detectives filed a detainer against a man in the 1982 killing of Salinas nightclub owner Cruz Gomez after new DNA work and a public tip.

Sunny inland highs near 78°F today. Gusty winds expected in the mountains and a Small Craft Advisory is in effect offshore.

Landry's is converting the Jacksonville Beach Joe's Crab Shack into a Bubba Gump, leaving the chain with about 14 U.S. locations. The closure underscores years of retrenchment at the casual-dining seafood brand.

Families say AirSculpt and liposuction promises hid serious risks; one wrongful-death suit settled for $2M while others proceed in California courts.

A new Assembly bill would carve Mission Bay out of the Surplus Land Act, shielding bayfront parcels from the state's housing-priority rules. The move follows a denied waiver request and a heated local fight over Marina Village.

A former Dehesa School principal says she was fired after reporting sanitation, safety and alleged attendance‑funding problems, and has filed a lawsuit.

An SUV struck a tree on Lilac Road near Roble Verde in Valley Center, killing the driver. CHP San Diego is investigating the fatal crash.

An 11-year-old suffered serious head and leg injuries after crashing an electric motorcycle at Jerabek Park in Scripps Ranch; police say off‑highway e‑motos are banned in city parks and the crash is under investigation.

An active-duty Marine alleges SDPD officers slammed his head on the pavement outside El Perron in the Gaslamp and has filed a federal civil-rights suit. The complaint cites security video and military medical records.

A 60-year-old rider suffered a severe head injury after crashing an electric moped near Island Ave and 11th St in East Village, police say.

Sunny and unusually warm today with inland highs near 81°F. Small Craft Advisory for offshore waters Sunday into Monday.

A NASA‑funded, satellite-based study finds Southern California added about 500 acres of beach from 1984–2024, but the gains are uneven and concentrated near engineered sites.