Oceanside’s City Council cut next year’s proposed water and sewer increases roughly in half and pushed a larger 2027 decision down the road. The move eases the immediate bill impact while staff hunts for savings.

The weather in San Diego is transitioning from sunshine to possible showers and cooler temperatures, with fog expected and thunderstorms by Thursday evening.

A new city report narrows San Diego's five-year budget gap to about $110.6M but warns tough choices remain.

Sharp HealthCare nurses may strike over pay, sick leave, and staffing after authorizing action during stalled negotiations, despite Sharp offering improved benefits.

San Diego County sees a rise in Hepatitis A and Mpox cases; officials urge vaccinations and good hygiene to prevent spread, with free vaccines available at public health centers.

San Diegans face variable weather, with high temperatures leading to heat risk, followed by dense fog, weak Santa Ana winds, and potential fire danger. A cool down with possible rain and snow in higher elevations is expected towards the weekend.

The San Diego County Sheriff's Office collected 62 unwanted firearms at a gun safety event, offering gift cards and free safety devices to participants.

Surveillance photos show a suspect and his truck linked to a string of bronze plaque thefts at San Diego County libraries. Investigators and Crime Stoppers are offering a reward for tips.

The Oceanside Fire Department and Lifeguards rescued two sailors from a sailboat caught in large waves near a harbor entrance in Oceanside, CA. No injuries were reported.

A 12-year-old was hit by a car in Poway, suffering non-life threatening injuries, highlighting the importance of road safety and pedestrian crossings.

San Diego is experiencing higher-than-normal temperatures, accompanied by a minor to moderate heat risk, alongside weak Santa Ana winds that are raising fire weather conditions. A cooling trend with potential rain is expected later in the week.

San Diego's Environmental Services Department is tagging waste bins with "oops" tags to educate residents on proper recycling and reduce contamination.

CalFresh/SNAP benefits for November will be fully provided to San Diego residents after a federal court decision, despite the ongoing government shutdown.