San Diego's NCTD offers free rides on February 4th to honor Rosa Parks' birthday, reflecting her Civil Rights impact and promoting equal access on public transit.

A traffic stop on I‑8 near Wellton uncovered 167.55 pounds of meth hidden in a false floor; one person was booked into federal custody. Investigators say the probe is ongoing.

A La Costa Canyon math teacher was arrested in Carlsbad after investigators say searches of his devices turned up child sexual abuse material. Court papers allege attempted online purchases and three felony counts.

San Diego's City Council scrapped a plan for Sunday paid parking due to public opposition, despite facing a budget gap and the need to balance lost revenue with maintaining services.

San Diego Country Estates' HOA agreed to a $900,000 settlement while Farmers Insurance non‑renewed a master condo policy, leaving 115 units facing coverage gaps.

Scripps posted photos of a rare pod of Eastern Tropical Pacific orcas off San Diego, taken by a master's student who documents them with photo‑ID.

Tesla's showroom at Westfield UTC has been vacated and a "we have moved" sign posted, while other Palm Plaza stores have closed as the mall advances a luxury expansion.

San Diego declined to appeal a judge's dismissal of its lawsuit, clearing the way for LAFCO to start a final fiscal review. The Association for the City of La Jolla still needs funding and a consultant to finish the analysis.

A Vista man was jailed after deputies say he drove drunk through neighborhoods Monday, damaging parked cars, a hydrant and striking other vehicles before crashing into a power pole.

A California resident pleaded guilty after prosecutors say she helped con more than 40 seniors out of over $1.2 million.

Neighbors and members rallied to halt an eviction and keep Being Fit open at Clairemont Town Square; the senior-focused gym will remain operational while lease talks continue.

George’s at the Cove’s rooftop Ocean Terrace reopens Feb. 6 after a three-month, seven-figure refresh with new glass walls, heaters and LED umbrellas.

Supervisors will vote on the CLEAR ordinance to bar federal agents from non‑public county spaces without a judicial warrant, setting up a clash with the sheriff.