San Diego's weather forecast includes high temperatures and potential showers and thunderstorms through Thursday, with a cooling trend starting Friday.

The Vista city council rejected a proposal for license plate readers due to concerns about data sharing and effectiveness in crime prevention. There's also an ongoing internal review of alleged illegal searches.

Escondido's ETSRP begins to replace a critical sewer line, with nighttime work on East Valley Parkway and North Fig Street closures starting September 2, 2025.

A man received a 38-year-to-life sentence for attempting to murder a San Diego police officer and related crimes. Officer survived shooting during a foot chase.

San Diego expects showers and thunderstorms with locally intense rain and gusty winds due to monsoonal moisture, alongside a heat advisory for high temperatures.

The California DOJ is investigating a fatal shooting by Escondido Police of a woman after a freeway chase, in line with state-level review mandates for unarmed civilian deaths.

San Diego's Labor Day protests, organized by SEIU and the Labor Council, called for prioritizing public services over corporate profits with various county-wide demonstrations.

Three people were stabbed in San Diego after an altercation; the suspect, a man in his 50s, was arrested. The victims sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

San Diego faces high temperatures and possible thunderstorms, with inland areas reaching the 90s and possibly over 100 degrees. Cooler weather and reduced storm activity may arrive later in the week.

California's AG Bonta announced the results of Operation Better Pathways, leading to 8 arrests and aid for 13 victims, including a minor, in a push against human trafficking.

The US Coast Guard detained 13 people, 10 adults and 3 minors, trying to enter the US near Point Loma, California. They were intercepted and their small vessel was seized.

Law enforcement promptly responded to a potential threat at Mount Miguel High School, following an earlier student scuffle; no weapons were found after searches.

A 35-year-old man died in San Diego Central Jail after being found unresponsive by inmates. Despite resuscitation attempts, he was pronounced dead at a hospital. The Sheriff's Homicide Unit is investigating.