Epic Wings is opening in the Village at Pacific Highlands Ranch and will run daily grand‑opening deals Jan. 12–16. Expect BOGO offers, a free treat day and scratch‑made menu staples.

Federal investigators say Alta Drywall underpaid 580 workers; a consent judgment requires $790,000 in back pay, liquidated damages and a civil penalty. The company denies the claims.

A 34-year-old SDSU student was arrested after police say he left a bag at the Melvin Garb Hillel Center. Bomb technicians found no explosive; police say the arrest involves a workplace restraining-order violation.

The San Diego DA opposed the resentencing hearing for Charles 'Andy' Williams, the 2001 Santana High School shooter, slated for release without parole supervision.

Chula Vista Police reports a man, 31, died after a December 28 shooting near a bar; the case is now a homicide. They seek witnesses and urge the public to contact them with information.

Mexican authorities detained Pedro Inzunza Noriega in Culiacán on New Year’s Eve. He faces a May 2025 narco‑terrorism indictment in San Diego alleging massive fentanyl trafficking.

A proposed Texas‑to‑California pipeline has attracted investor interest and could boost regional fuel supplies, but permits and shipper deals mean any relief for San Diego drivers is uncertain.

California contractor Alta Drywall must pay $770,000 for wage violations after a U.S. Department of Labor investigation and subsequent court judgment.

San Diego sues federal agencies to halt border fence construction on city land, citing environmental concerns.

Lia’s Lumpia has closed its Barrio Logan takeout spot and will focus on catering, pop-ups and special events. The team will still appear at festivals and be available for bookings.

Two San Diego restaurants, Lilo and Lucien, featured on the "Most Beautiful New Restaurants" list by Robb Report for their exceptional designs and high-quality dining experiences.

Judge Michael S. Groch has been appointed as the new Presiding Judge of the San Diego Superior Court, tasked with managing court operations and promoting technological advancements.

Two San Diego men were sentenced to life without parole for the 2021 Chollas Creek killing of Alfred Reyes; jurors found lying-in-wait and gang enhancements true.