Oceanside Police arrested three suspects after two car chases, one ending in a crash with a patrol car. A stolen vehicle, firearm, and drugs were recovered.

San Diego's Stormwater Department completed a channel improvement project in Valencia Park, clearing debris and repairing slopes to enhance flood resilience.

The U.S. Coast Guard intercepted a cabin cruiser off La Jolla, finding 11 people aboard claiming Mexican nationality, which was turned over to the Border Patrol.

Gradual cooling in San Diego is expected, with a decline in high temperatures and a deepening marine layer bringing patchy fog and breezy conditions. The NWS advises residents to stay updated on the weather changes.

A 54-year-old e-bike rider suffered a fractured hip and wrist after colliding with a vehicle in San Diego's Talmadge neighborhood, with no alcohol involved. SDPD is investigating.

Capt. Robert Tucker takes command of Coast Guard Sector San Diego from Capt. Patrick Dill in a traditional ceremony overseen by Rear Adm. Joseph Buzzella.

A man suffered serious injuries in a motorcycle crash in Encanto, San Diego. He was hospitalized with a skull and facial fracture but is expected to survive.

Southern California is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures hitting 110 to 115 degrees in the lower deserts and near 100 degrees inland, while marine areas face elevated surf conditions. Cooling is expected later in the week.

Edgar Herrera Pardo was sentenced to 28 years for his role in a violent drug cartel. He ordered killings and was part of a national operation to combat drug trafficking.

San Diego achieves its third consecutive "A" rating from the CDP for climate action and resilience, reflecting its commitment to reducing emissions and climate risk.

The San Diego County Planning Commission is set to decide on the Cottonwood Sand Mine Project, with county staff recommending rejection due to potential negative local impacts.

San Diego Police are preparing for protests and stress their focus on safety and legality, while distancing themselves from federal immigration enforcement.

San Diego County Supervisors redirected $2 million to support affordable housing, benefiting vulnerable populations by financing the construction of new housing units.