NWS San Diego warns of intense heat, with temperatures soaring over 110F in deserts, posing moderate heat-related illness risks. Conditions may cool slightly tomorrow, but deserts remain hot.

Joe's Crab Shack on the San Diego waterfront is closing after over 20 years; a Texas-based restaurant, The Rustic, is set to replace it. Declining revenues cited as the closure reason; lease negotiations for the new restaurant are ongoing.

Viral video of a housekeeper's arrest by federal agents in San Diego prompts outcry; SDPD says it wasn't involved, while councilmembers demand answers. Homeland Security released the woman, citing childcare, amidst comparisons to historic atrocities.

The NWS San Diego forecasts a slight temperature increase in San Diego with most low clouds clearing out, except for some along the coast. A cooling trend is expected to begin next Tuesday.

Mosquitoes in San Diego's Rolando neighborhood tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting county health officials to urge preventative measures against mosquito breeding.

San Diego receives a $10 million state grant for the Streamview Drive Revitalization Project to enhance safety and mobility for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

Copa Airlines launched a new flight route connecting San Diego with Panama City, improving Latin America connectivity.

San Diego homeowners face a new fee-based trash collection service, stirring confusion and legal challenges over its implementation without voter consent.

Southern California will see a warming trend with temperatures above average before a slight cooldown next week.

A teenager was assaulted by four individuals at Parkway Plaza; one attempted to shoot him but the gun jammed. Suspects were identified and arrested, and two handguns were recovered. They face felony charges, including attempted murder.

San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce opposes a proposed $25 minimum wage, citing risks of job losses and negative impacts on small businesses and cost of living.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria becomes vice president of the United States Conference of Mayors, aiming to address urban challenges such as affordable housing and community safety.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors approved an $8.63 billion budget for FY 2025-26, which includes staffing cuts but maintains investment in key areas like housing, health, and public safety.