San Diego's weather forecast indicates a slight increase in humidity and a chance of light showers, following arid conditions and a Red Flag Warning due to fire dangers.

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria commended the SDCWA's agreement to save ratepayers $20 million by collaborating with IID, MWD, and safeguarding Colorado River resources, promising ongoing support for such initiatives.

Abdul Kamara died after an altercation with the San Diego Sheriff's Office, his family seeks answers and transparency about the incident and his death.

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors will vote on limiting local cooperation with ICE, potentially affecting the community's immigrant families and public safety measures.

Sheriff Kelly Martinez of San Diego pledges to protect undocumented residents. She emphasizes compliance with state laws and transparency through the Truth Act Forum. She also focuses on community trust and department diversity.

Harrah's Resort in California was searched after a bomb threat and an unusal backpack was found; no dangers were discovered and no injuries were reported.

San Diego voters approved Measure D, increasing the independence of the City's Ethics Commission, which will now have enhanced oversight powers without political interference.

Sheriff Kelly A. Martinez is implementing measures to improve San Diego County detention facilities by reducing in-custody deaths and enhancing safety protocols.

San Diego faces dangerous fire conditions with low humidity and strong winds, prompting a Red Flag Warning from the National Weather Service until 4 AM PST Wednesday.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a pickup truck in Solano County, the 17-year-old driver tried to avoid the collision. Witnesses are urged to contact CHP with information.

The Oceanside Museum of Art's 'Teeny Tiny Art Mart' will feature 5x5-inch artworks from Southern California artists for sale at $25 each to support OMA's educational programs.

A pedestrian in El Cajon was killed in a hit-and-run, the suspect was arrested with the help of a license plate reader system. Police urge for public assistance and remind of pedestrian safety.

National City residents and business owners sue San Diego, claiming negligence exacerbated January's flood damage, with two owning businesses demanding $40 million for their losses.