A sportfishing boat collided with the USS Midway museum in San Diego Bay, with damages estimated at $100,000. The boat's captain was arrested for DUI. The Midway remains open with no significant damage.

The San Diego Police shut down an illegal gambling operation at Rocky's Market and seized gambling machines, cash, and a replica firearm. Four people faced legal consequences.

CAL FIRE is starting renovations at Ramona Air Attack Base to accommodate a new C-130H air tanker, improving wildfire response in Southern California. During the 8-12 month project, alternative firefighting strategies and bases will be used.

San Diego Police arrested Eduardo Magana for the suspected murder of his ex-girlfriend, who was initially reported missing. The investigation led them to believe she was deceased, and they are seeking further information from the public.

San Diego's peak summer heat will be tempered with below-average temperatures and possible light showers through Saturday, with temperatures rising slightly by Sunday.

An alleged DUI driver caused a head-on crash with injuries on College Boulevard, Oceanside. Police reported the incident, which led to road closures and pending charges.

A teenage cyclist was seriously injured in a traffic incident in Fairmount Village, involving a collision with a car. The police are investigating; alcohol was not a factor.

The article details Southern California's moderate weather forecast, including temperature ranges for various regions, the marine layer's influence, and a cooling trend driven by a low-pressure system. Aviation and marine forecasts remain favorable.

Iconic Mexican restaurant Las Cuatro Milpas in San Diego is for sale, with the owners seeking retirement and contending with tax debts. The eatery is known for handmade tortillas and long-standing culinary tradition since 1933.

Bryan Kim Bullard received a 20-year sentence for his involvement in a Carlsbad woman's fatal fentanyl overdose and his negligence during her final moments.

Fatal multi-vehicle crash in Poway leads to five deaths, a brush fire, and an ongoing investigation by the Sheriff’s Traffic Accident Reconstruction Team.

A man was arrested after a two-hour standoff at a mini mart in Pala, connected to earlier domestic violence allegations. He surrendered peacefully to SED/SWAT and faces multiple charges.

A woman was struck and killed by a vehicle on private property in Escondido. The police are investigating and have made no arrests. They urge witnesses to contact Detective Hand.