Salk researchers say certain B cells can find tumors and call in T cells — an early, discovery‑stage finding that could widen immunotherapy options for solid cancers.

Reservations are open for a rare public open house at the San Diego California Temple. Tours run June 18–July 11 ahead of an Aug. 23 rededication.

A 21-year-old woman admitted she drove a BMW onto a Liberty Station pedestrian path and struck a 5-year-old scooter rider; the child suffered life-threatening injuries. Sentencing is set for June 4, and court papers say Taylor could face 7–9 years behind bars.

San Diego leaders joined tribal chairs and federal partners this week to sign an MOU in Sacramento aimed at speeding investigations into missing and murdered Indigenous people. The pact creates new data‑sharing and rapid‑response protocols advocates say are overdue.

A federal judge refused to dismiss a wrongful-death lawsuit after a woman was found in a Lemon Grove ditch; claims against deputies will move forward.

A San Diego‑linked executive has pleaded guilty in a publishing scam that cost authors millions, officials say. The FBI and postal inspectors led the probe.

San Diego Fringe returns May 12–24 with a new Baja Fringe pilot sending shows to Ensenada and Rosarito. The festival will also add SDSU stages and host the World Fringe Congress.

A $1.1 billion makeover will turn the former El Toro base into a 1,300‑acre Great Park with a 10,000‑seat amphitheater, lakes, a 90,000‑sq‑ft retail hub and a 400‑ft balloon.

Coastal San Diego stays cool and foggy Friday while inland areas warm through the weekend; deserts face an Extreme Heat Watch beginning Sunday.

San Diego-based Sempra reported Q1 GAAP earnings of $1.04B, up 15%, raised full-year guidance and said it invested roughly $3B—mostly into California and Texas utilities.

Oceanside‑based Suja Life priced its IPO at $21 on May 7 and raised roughly $186.7M, but the stock slipped on its Nasdaq debut. Management says proceeds will pay down debt and fund growth.

Supervisors approved $250,000 a year to bring the No Shots Fired program to Spring Valley, directing county staff to negotiate a contract with Shaphat Outreach. The move funds outreach, mediation and CBT‑based support.

El Cajon police used a drone and a Taser to arrest a 39-year-old woman after a Prince Street stabbing that left another woman hospitalized.