The NWS in San Diego predicts significant weather in Southern California, including showers, thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy snowfall, with several weather systems affecting the region throughout the week.

La Jolla introduced a new gateway sign, supported by the Rotary Club and designed by Trace Wilson, at a ribbon-cutting event attended by city officials.

A hit-and-run in National City resulted in the death of a 54-year-old woman. Jamal Dekwon Lee was arrested and faces several charges including manslaughter and DUI.

A pedestrian was killed by a vehicle in Escondido; the incident is under police investigation. Witnesses are encouraged to contact authorities with information.

Joel Brisker, a missing 74-year-old man with dementia, was safely located thanks to community and law enforcement efforts.

Teachers in the Grossmont Union High School District are protesting proposed job cuts, which include all nine librarians, due to potential negative impacts on student outcomes and increased class sizes.

San Diego anticipates a stormy week with showers and possible thunderstorms expected to begin Monday night and continue through Friday, per the NWS forecast.

San Diego's Union Hall Gallery is holding a Fine Art and Craft Benefit Sale to support LA artists affected by wildfires, with 100% proceeds going to relief funds.

The Gaylord Pacific Resort job fair in Chula Vista ended early due to high turnout, with organizers adjusting the process to require online registration.

Marco Li Mandri is leading El Cajon's downtown revitalization, aiming to emulate his prior successes in urban regeneration to boost the area's economy and community pride.

San Diego's weather will be milder today with temperatures in the mid-seventies after a chilly start, per NWS San Diego, but rain and cooler temperatures are expected later in the week.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of California prosecuted over 100 border-related cases, including illegal reentry and drug importation.

George Demos, ex-VP at Acadia Pharmaceuticals, pled guilty to insider trading, avoiding a $1.3M loss by illicitly selling shares ahead of a negative FDA news impact. He faces sentencing in May 2025.