El Cajon Police respond to an incident where a distressed man later died; the San Diego Homicide Unit investigates any force-related links to his death.

San Diego Police investigate a stabbing in Midway District; a 49-year-old male was hospitalized with a chest wound. The suspect fled on a bicycle and remains at large.

A 28-year-old was arrested after a short Vista chase that ended when deputies say he grabbed a deputy’s gun. A taser was used and he was booked on suspected DUI and resisting-arrest charges.

Murals honoring Black history in southeastern San Diego were defaced, artists say. Local crews and a fundraiser are mobilizing to restore damaged works.

San Diego will experience warm and dry weather, with possible coastal fog, followed by a cool down starting Thursday, and chances of light rain over the weekend.

A 49-year-old man was stabbed at a Midway District hotel Saturday and is expected to survive. Police are searching for a bicyclist suspect and asking for tips.

A juvenile pedestrian was killed in Pacific Beach; SDPD says a dark SUV or Jeep fled the scene and investigators are asking for tips.

Lutapaj is building a 2,016-square-foot production-and-retail shop at 282 Town Center Parkway in Santee. The Hansons plan to use the space as Lutapaj’s public home while their farm operation expands.

Santee leaders approved moving ahead with a fourth fire station, choosing Woodglen Vista Park for an interim post and mapping costs and a 2027 timeline. City officials will seek design funds at the February budget meeting.

A retired Orange County fire official was arrested in San Diego County on felony child-molestation charges and is being held in custody as the case moves toward trial.

Colin Stowell, who led San Diego's EMS overhaul, has joined AMR as the city prepares a high‑stakes ambulance RFP that could top $60M a year.

Longtime San Diego keyboardist Max Zape, 62, died after a Chula Vista house fire that also injured his 96-year-old mother.

President Trump pardoned Adriana and Andres Camberos, reversing federal fraud convictions and upending forfeiture fights tied to their Otay Mesa businesses.