County supervisors voted to let ADUs be sold separately as condos, aligning local rules with AB 1033 and opening a new path to smaller homeownership. The change raises questions about investor interest and next steps for tenant protections.

Tierrasanta’s Sangucheria is expanding to Liberty Public Market in Liberty Station, adding Peruvian sandwiches and rotisserie chicken; Hillcrest opens March 10.

A Southern California investor and a Newport Beach family office are targeting $150M of industrial outdoor storage buys in 2026, beginning with a Kearny Mesa conversion. The firm says it will accelerate acquisitions across the West.

Girl Scouts San Diego says Ferrero voided a cookie contract and cost the council $1.1M, prompting a federal lawsuit that says troop funding and donations were hit hard.

Patchy drizzle this morning clears to sun and highs near 70. Gusty winds and advisories through Friday—boaters and commuters take note.

A Miramar bakery has launched San Diego’s first battery‑operated food truck, serving Israeli burekas with a rotating pickup schedule and catering options.

La Mesa police urged people to avoid Spring Street and Palm Avenue Wednesday while officers worked a scene in the downtown village.

San Diego police say they are investigating a death on Donahue Street in Morena. Officials have asked people to avoid the area and set a media staging point at Donahue and Friars.

Police say a driver fled a two-vehicle crash near 58th Street and University Avenue in Mid-City early March 4; one person was taken to the hospital and a red Honda Civic was left behind.

Ten suspects, including nine active‑duty sailors, were arrested after a May 3, 2025 Jamul house‑party assault that left one person hospitalized. Investigators say five firearms and about $20,000 were seized.

A San Juan Capistrano runner’s records and Instagram posts forced a Dana Point town hall after residents documented herbicide spraying in creeks that drain to Doheny State Beach.

County leaders pledged $1.5M to keep Casa Mariposa open while Mayor Gloria says he'll ask City Council to match the funds. Providers called it a lifeline for survivors.

Vons will convert its Escondido location into an Albertsons, affecting about 65 employees. The pharmacy closes April 16 and the store will temporarily shutter May 1.