The NWS reports a continued heatwave in California with above-normal temperatures through the weekend and possible thunderstorms due to monsoonal moisture.

The California Theatre in San Diego faces a 2026 deadline to be sold or demolished due to safety concerns, with potential fines of up to $1 million for the owner.

San Diego is extending parking meter hours in business districts to improve availability and traffic flow, with revenue funnelled into local infrastructure.

SoCal expects a heat surge and monsoonal moisture with chances of showers and thunderstorms into the weekend, says NWS San Diego. Highs may reach 112-116°F in deserts with cooler temps and some rain expected next week.

New health risk warning signs regarding hydrogen sulfide have been installed in parts of the Tijuana River Valley, including a QR code linking to a County website.

Nicholas A. Sofoul has been honored by Mass Transit magazine as part of their "40 Under 40 Class of 2025" for his contributions to public transit in San Diego.

San Diego DA Summer Stephan reported a 98% rate of defendants choosing treatment over jail under Prop 36 since April. The law, aiming to reduce drug-related offenses and repeat thefts, has led to positive changes in the local criminal justice system.

San Diego officials warn the public to take precautions due to a heatwave, with temperatures possibly exceeding 115 degrees, and provide resources including Cool Zones.

San Diego MTS reports over 80 million passenger trips in FY 2025, nearing pre-pandemic levels, attributing the rise to service improvements and increased security measures.

Carlsbad Police arrest suspect Cesar Cervantes for a stabbing incident following a train platform dispute, charging him with assault and gang participation.

The Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel is regaining 1,107 acres of ancestral land, a move facilitated by California's efforts to prioritize indigenous-led conservation and biodiversity protection.

The San Diego Humane Society is reminding pet owners to protect their pets during a heat wave by providing them with cool shelter, water, and limiting exposure to hot surfaces.

The Southwest is expecting a heatwave with temperatures 3-10 degrees above normal, with a cooling trend starting Tuesday, amid chances of showers and thunderstorms.