A road rage incident in San Diego led to one man being hospitalized and another arrested for attempted murder after a verbal dispute turned into a stabbing.

A man was fatally shot on North First Street in El Cajon; police suggest the incident was isolated, with schools temporarily on lockdown. Authorities seek information as they investigate.

The National Weather Service San Diego forecasts a cool weekend with possible drizzle and showers, gusty winds, below-normal temperatures across southwestern California, and increasing surf activity.

The Shelter Island Boat Launch Ramp in San Diego is fully operational after repairs to the west floating dock caused by sand accumulation were completed.

The County's annual report indicates it is ahead of schedule in meeting state housing goals, with 84% of its eight-year target reached, though work remains for very low-income housing.

La Mesa Police and NCIS offer a $65,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in Navy Sailor Corneilius Donte Brown's 2021 murder.

A towing company settled allegations it illegally auctioned off a Navy Lieutenant's car during his deployment, violating the SCRA. They will pay $7,500 to the servicemember and a $2,000 civil penalty.

A woman was found dead in a Vista home, leading to a SWAT response and a homicide probe. A man was arrested for murder after being barricaded in a room. The investigation continues.

Deputies found a body in a Fallbrook home, sparking a death investigation; the Sheriff's Office seeks information, offering a reward through Crime Stoppers.

The San Diego Sheriff's Department is searching for Jaime Ponce, a 76-year-old missing man last seen on Santa Fe Drive in Encinitas, and seeks public help.

San Diegans are expecting a cool and possibly wet weekend, with temperatures falling below average and chances of light showers and thunderstorms increasing, as well as gusty winds reaching up to 65 mph in some areas.

Bay Park celebrated the completion of an infrastructure upgrade project that moved utility services underground, removing over three miles of overhead power lines and 203 utility poles for better safety and aesthetics.

Residents in El Cajon, led by a Latino activist group, have initiated a recall against Councilmember Phil Ortiz over allegations of discrimination and endangering immigrants.