Southern California faces holiday weather challenges with dense fog, cooler temperatures, and strong winds as a low pressure system moves in, bringing potential showers and risks for beachgoers.

San Diego residents prepare for mixed service availability during Christmas, with essential services operating while public offices and some parks close. Trash collection will be delayed, but outdoor activities and meter parking rules are relaxed.

Nora Vargas resigns as Chair of the San Diego County Board of Supervisors citing personal safety concerns, amidst increasing harassment of officials and political discord.

San Diego reported more people exiting homelessness than entering it for the first time since March 2022, a hopeful sign in the regional battle against homelessness.

A man was found with a fatal gunshot wound at an Oak Park Independent Living Facility, leading San Diego Police to investigate without a suspect description.

The National Weather Service San Diego warns of high surf and strong rip currents, advising inexperienced swimmers to avoid the water and foresees changes in weather conditions, including potential rainfall and gusty winds.

The article discusses a lawsuit against the San Diego Police Department for using surveillance tech without proper city council authorization at events like Comic-Con and Pride.

Abraham Hernandez, a missing senior citizen in Escondido, has been found safe and reunited with his family, as announced by the Escondido Police on social media.

An armed suspect robbed a Stockton 76 gas station and is at large, while an accomplice, Juan Correa, was arrested. The SDPD seeks public help in finding the main suspect.

Southern California expects varied holiday weather, including light rain, gusty winds, and strong rip currents. The NWS advises caution due to challenging travel and beach conditions.

A 47-year-old man was arrested in Coronado after hitting parked cars, fleeing, and then falling from a roof while trying to elude police. He was charged with DUI and hit-and-run.

The Escondido Police is seeking the public's help in finding Abraham Hernandez, missing since December 20, described as a senile 5-foot tall Hispanic male.

Carlsbad Police arrested a suspect with felony warrants after extensive negotiations, ensuring public safety due to the individual's history with firearms and narcotics.