The San Diego heat wave continues, with temperatures higher than normal until a forecasted cooldown on Sunday.

A man was stabbed multiple times in a group assault at Teralta Park, San Diego. The victim could not describe the attackers, and authorities are seeking public assistance.

San Diego partners with educational institutions to offer city employees free and discounted education, fostering career advancement and professional development.

San Diego Unified School District has been recognized by the Educational Results Partnership as a top performer in California, noted for its success in improving educational equity.

San Diego celebrates the 47th December Nights at Balboa Park with holiday activities, a tree lighting ceremony, free museum entry, and the reopening of the renovated Botanical Building.

Geoff Patnoe has been appointed as Carlsbad's new City Manager, succeeding Scott Chadwick. Mayor Keith Blackburn commends Patnoe's strategic skills and leadership.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a BMW in a hit-and-run during an alleged street race in Ocean Beach, San Diego. The victim attempted to cross against a red light. The BMW was later found abandoned. Police are investigating and seeking public tips.

Jeremiah Larson has been appointed as El Cajon's new Chief of Police, effective December 18, with a career beginning in 2002 and notable roles in Patrol, Investigations, and SWAT.

Police are investigating a fatal shooting in San Diego's Southcrest, where 46-year-old Manual Correa was killed following an argument that led to an exchange of gunfire.

U.S. Border Patrol agents seized 68.45 pounds of cocaine from a vehicle on I-5 in California, detaining a Mexican citizen and turning the case over to the DEA.

NWS San Diego predicts a warming trend with above-normal temperatures for the region, suggesting a fair weather outlook with potential fire risks due to low humidity and strong northeast winds early next week.

Mayor Todd Gloria responds to San Diego's $258.2 million budget shortfall by freezing non-essential hiring and spending and reassessing city projects.

A former SDUSD administrator, Monika Hazel, is suing the district and ex-superintendent Lamont Jackson over claims of sexual harassment and retaliation.