The U.S. House approved $26 million to restart the long-stalled San Luis Rey River flood project in Oceanside, funding dredging, levee fixes, studies and beach sand replenishment. The bill now moves to the Senate for consideration.

San Diego police responded to an armed barricade in Tierrasanta on the 10100 block of Orleck Street. Officials urged neighbors to avoid the area while negotiators worked.

Fiesta de Reyes secured a 30‑year concession extension and sold a majority stake to ExplorUS, with $3M set aside for Parcel 20 and $10M planned over the contract.

A trial opens Monday to decide whether animal-rights groups can block rodeos at Petco Park as past horse injuries and sponsor withdrawals loom over the case.

A 36-year-old pedestrian was hospitalized after being struck on El Cajon Boulevard; police say the crash left him with a partial amputation and SDPD traffic investigators are probing the scene.

A suspected DUI crash in El Cajon sent a mother and two small children to hospitals; police arrested the driver at the scene.

A social-media clip from Southcrest shows officers detaining a man at 38th & National; neighbors and activists say the video raises questions about SDPD tactics.

A woman was struck and killed in a Chula Vista hit‑and‑run near North Greensview and Park Meadows; police are asking anyone with information to come forward. Crime Stoppers is taking anonymous tips.

Santa Ana winds will affect Southern California, with gusts up to 60 mph near certain areas. Temperatures are expected to rise 10-15 degrees above average.

A pedestrian suffered severe injuries after being hit by a car on El Cajon Blvd; police investigate the accident where alcohol was not a factor for the driver.

A 94-year-old Clairemont woman was seriously injured after a BMW struck her in a crosswalk; police say the Traffic Division is investigating.

On Saturday, San Diegans gathered in Pacific Beach and El Cajon as part of nationwide 'ICE Out' actions after the Minneapolis shooting. A new photo gallery shows local turnout and chants.

Five women say a former Chula Vista police cybersecurity specialist used AI to turn their photos into pornographic images and have sued the city, alleging stalking, distribution and negligence.