A county dashboard compiles live beach closures, hydrogen sulfide readings, odor complaints and wastewater flow data tied to the Tijuana River sewage crisis.

A federal jury convicted Ricardo Orizaba‑Zendejas of drug and firearm crimes tied to a Yakima trafficking cell and the 2022 murders of a couple and their unborn child. He faces a combined minimum of 25 years when sentenced in May.

Dozens of National City streetlights are dark, residents say, fueling safety concerns as city and utility crews work to fix the outages. Reporting channels and ownership questions are complicating repairs.

Sunny and mild through Saturday; heavy rain and mountain snow likely Monday, Feb. 16.

Carlsbad police say a late-night enforcement detail with county partners led to 11 arrests for DUI, public intoxication, narcotics and outstanding warrants.

La Jollita, Grupo Los Arcos' first U.S. outpost, opened on Prospect Street with coastal Mexican seafood and family recipes at the heart of the menu.

Showers and gusty south winds make the morning commute wet. A stronger, wetter system may arrive Sunday into next week.

San Diego’s City Attorney sued to stop a local investor and a web of LLCs accused of buying damaged houses, doing unpermitted renovations and flipping them in City Heights and South San Diego.

A 52-year-old man was found critically injured on an e-bike near Coast Highway and Seagaze Drive. Oceanside police's Traffic Safety Unit is investigating and seeking witnesses.

Daniel Sullivan has launched a new San Diego solar service, but state regulators say the firm may be operating without a contractor's license and homeowners are alarmed.

ATTOM data compiled by the Long Beach Press‑Telegram show the typical California seller netted about $265,000 in 2025, with Bay Area metros posting the largest raw profits.

San Diego is offering up to $1,000 for tips after vandals damaged dozens of Balboa Park parking pay stations, in an estimated $77,000 hit to the city’s rollout. Investigators are asking the public to call Crime Stoppers.

El Cajon police searched Granite Hills High after a threatening phone call; officers found nothing unusual and remained on site as a precaution.