El Cajon Police identified a cold case victim from 1998 as Alicia Ledezma Sanchez using advanced DNA technology, continuing the investigation into her death.

Southern California is experiencing a cooler day with highs near 70 on the coast and up to the 90s inland. Warmer weather is expected over the weekend, followed by a cool down next week due to a low-pressure system.

The proposal to turn the vacant Central Elementary into a Safe Parking site for homeless families has been approved, with funding and operations planned to start in November 2025.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with an SUV in Vista on Wednesday evening. The accident occurred at around 7 p.m. and the victim was declared dead at the scene. The SUV driver is cooperating with the investigation.

The NWS predicts a slight cool-down in San Diego's coastal areas, with a small temperature increase over the weekend, and inland highs in the 80s. Early next week, a cooler air mass will spread inland, leading to a noticeable drop in temperatures.

Encinitas Councilman Luke Shaffer faces felony and misdemeanor charges after a parking dispute caught on a doorbell camera, where he allegedly displayed aggressive behavior.

Taco Centro opens its second location in Little Italy, San Diego this Saturday, offering a buy two, get one free taco deal and live entertainment at the grand opening.

San Diego Fleet Week events have been reduced due to the federal government shutdown, affecting public and educational activities, including the popular Student STEM Days. Some events have been rescheduled or moved to new venues.

El Cajon Police arrested four and seized 26 pounds of narcotics, including fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine, after an investigation into drug trafficking.

San Diego cleared 184 freeway encampments and removed 151 tons of debris, connecting 80 homeless individuals to services, under a new agreement with Caltrans.

San Diego's crop report shows a rise in agriculture value to $1.67 billion, with growth in the vegetable sector.

Hines has started building the first phase of Riverwalk San Diego, a 200-acre mixed-use development with over 700 homes, retail space, and a new trolley station.

San Diego City Council approved significant water and sewer rate hikes to take effect over the next few years, with water bills increasing by 14.7% and 14.5% consecutively. This decision followed a 5-4 vote amid public and council dissent.