A man in San Diego was arrested on murder and attempted murder charges after a shooting spree involving his father's death and an incident at a liquor store.

Groundbreaking for Kindred Apartments in San Diego's Cortez Hill district introduces a $102 million affordable housing development aimed at preventing homelessness for families and seniors.

Carlsbad Police arrested a wanted felon after a 31-mile chase; the suspect led officers through San Diego County before his vehicle ran out of gas and he surrendered.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria criticizes LAFCO's decision to accept disputed signatures for La Jolla's secession initiative, after the Registrar found the petition insufficient. A legal challenge may ensue.

A woman was found dead in Vista, leading to her son's arrest after a standoff with SWAT. The Sheriff's Department is investigating the isolated incident.

A vehicle hit two pedestrians, seriously injuring them, in El Cajon on the night of April 29, 2025. The driver cooperated, with no signs of impairment.

San Diego's weather forecast includes minor temperature changes, possible thunderstorms by Thursday, and strong weekend winds, with cooling temperatures and increased shower chances Saturday night.

Fourteen-year-old Andrew Hernandez, with a visual impairment, is missing in Oceanside, last seen wearing a black cap, jacket, and long shorts. Police seek public assistance.

The USD Women's Volleyball team launched a social media campaign with U.S. legal offices for fentanyl awareness, emphasizing education on its dangers and promoting naloxone access.

San Diego's FY26 draft budget plans $83 million for road repairs despite a $258 million deficit, preserving transportation services but cutting some funding for traffic signals and tree-planting.

Hidden cameras were found in the women's bunkrooms at El Cajon Fire Station 8, leading to legal complaints against the city and an interview expressing the victims' distress.

SDG&E proposes to end certain costly energy efficiency programs, which could save customers around $300 million from 2026–2031, aligning with state directives for cost-effective energy management.

New digital dashboard launched to monitor beach water quality, sewage odor, and air pollution in South County, supported by the County and UC San Diego.