Zillow predicts modest, uneven movement for California housing in 2026 — Bay Area softness alongside small gains in San Diego and L.A., with rates staying high.

A retired SDPD captain who helped select Flock Safety now works for the company, reigniting questions about conflicts and the city's oversight of ALPR surveillance.

A man, 52, dies after his bicycle collides with an SUV in Oceanside, with police investigating the non-alcohol-related incident.

Oceanside Museum of Art is set to expand into the historic former Fire Station 1, with funding support and city council approval for a lease extension.

A San Diego man’s class-action alleges SeaWorld hid a mandatory $9.99 service fee until final checkout, accusing the park of bait‑and‑switch pricing. The filing adds to a string of suits over hidden ticket charges.

A streamer filmed adult-themed stunts inside Canyon Crest Academy’s gym over the weekend, prompting an apology from the school foundation and a district probe.

San Diego is recommending $15 million to speed construction of 528 affordable homes across four projects. The loans target seniors, families and people at risk of homelessness.

Claudia Patricia Alvarez Hernandez, wife of Sinaloa Cartel leader, was sentenced to 14 years for drug trafficking and money laundering, with $5 million in assets forfeited.

The National Weather Service in San Diego predicts warm temperatures 10-20 degrees above average with weak Santa Ana winds affecting the region through Tuesday, possibly cooling slightly by the weekend.

French pastry chef Christophe Rull and chocolatier Annaluna Karkar host a chocolate pop-up in San Marcos featuring holiday-themed treats and signature pastries.

La Jolla Coastal Conservancy completed two maintenance projects: removing a hazardous palm tree and refurbishing a lifeguard tower, leveraging private funds and a city permit.

Marigold Bagels opened its first physical store in North Park, San Diego, drawing a large crowd, evidencing its popularity for authentic New York-style bagels.

San Diego plans to allocate $15 million to construct 528 affordable homes, as part of Mayor Gloria's approach to address the housing crisis and ensure housing for all residents.