San Diego's weekend weather will be close to normal, with a slight mid-week cooldown, but rain is unlikely. Conditions are good for flying and sailing.

An altercation at Valley Center led to four arrests for assault with a deadly weapon, and a cache of 21 firearms was found at suspect Steven Brickhouse's residence.

An Arizona woman died from injuries sustained in a battery in Vista; a relative was arrested. Authorities seek information and suggest no wider threat.

Kimberly J. Becker, President and CEO of the San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, has announced her retirement after a career shaping the San Diego International Airport and driving substantial growth.

The Port of San Diego is partnering with The Rustic for a waterfront dining venture at the San Diego Rowing Club; the restaurant will offer live music and a dock-and-dine feature.

A 53-year-old man sustained life-threatening injuries after an e-scooter accident near Balboa Park, San Diego; the circumstances of the crash are under investigation.

An elderly cyclist was seriously injured in a collision with a Jeep in San Diego. The SDPD is investigating the accident and seeking witness information.

Southern California experiences a warm trend with high temperatures, which is expected to subside as a low-pressure system introduces cooler weather next week.

County Public Health Services offers free flu vaccines to improve community health and prepare first responders for emergencies, with the last event on Oct. 16 at Oak Park library.

San Diego City Hall hosts an LGBTQ Historic Exhibit in partnership with the Lambda Archives, available until November 5, showcasing the local LGBTQ+ community's history through photographs and documents. Mayor Gloria honors the city's LGBTQ+ legacy.

Lemon Grove's initiative, supported by the Regional Task Force on Homelessness, successfully dismantled a homeless encampment and placed over 30 individuals into stable housing.

San Diego is experiencing higher temperatures due to high pressure, with the weekend forecast to be warmer than average before cooling early next week.

Three San Diego Unified School District high schools will switch to a 4x4 block schedule for a more flexible learning structure, amid mixed reactions and optimism for academic enrichment.