San Diego Police used ALPR technology and Smart Street Light footage to arrest a hit-and-run suspect, demonstrating the effectiveness of advanced surveillance in law enforcement.

San Diego Police reported a deputy-involved fatal shooting of a knife-wielding individual near Imperial Beach Pier, with ongoing investigations by various agencies.

San Diego expects heavy rainfall and potential flash floods on Christmas Eve, with up to 12 inches of rain forecasted in some areas, gusty winds, and marine warnings in effect.

The San Diego Rescue Mission provided a festive meal and services to nearly 1,000 homeless individuals, including showers, haircuts, and medical care.

The Larry Himmel Neighborhood Foundation and partners handed out hundreds of free toys at Skyline Church on Saturday, helping San Diego families during the holidays.

Monks from Gaden Shartse Monastery ended a weeklong North County tour at PHES Gallery, ceremonially sweeping away a four‑day sand mandala as a blessing and lesson in impermanence.

Escondido police arrested one driver for DUI at a checkpoint where 2,544 vehicles were screened, and seven were cited for license violations. The checkpoint aimed to increase road safety and educate drivers.

Nearly 60 Flathead Valley students joined San Diego Ballet and Glacier Symphony for a weekend Nutcracker at FVCC's Wachholz College Center.

San Diego has fast-tracked a set of fire-safety rules that add a five‑foot 'zone zero' buffer across much of the city. Here’s who must comply, the timelines, and where to get help.

An incoming storm in San Diego brings rain, heavy winds, and potential flooding, impacting holiday travel and outdoor activities, with minimal chances of snow except at higher elevations.

A $105M state loan will convert the 240‑unit Sunterra complex into mostly rent‑restricted apartments, with income targets and at least a 15‑year affordability term.

Valley Center deputies arrested Elijah Saiz and Desiree Seau, seizing stolen mail, an illegal shotgun, and narcotics during a probation search linked to a series of "porch pirate" thefts.

A former Brightline conductor filed a $60 million federal suit this week, alleging chronic PTSD after witnessing multiple deadly collisions and accusing the company of denying trauma leave.