San Diego experiences cooler temperatures with scattered showers and potential snow in the mountains, but a warming trend is expected to bring above-average inland temperatures next week.

San Diego Police investigate a suspicious death on N. Harbor Drive after a man was discovered with a potential gunshot wound, despite the presence of a nearby firearm.

Sunstone Two Tree has acquired the 200-unit Terraza Hills apartment complex in El Cajon, San Diego, for $45 million, planning extensive renovations to modernize and preserve affordable housing in the area.

Rising pastry chef Gianna Isabella Buzzetta died in a hiking accident in Hawaii, after being hit by a falling rock. Her work at Jeune et Jolie was highly regarded.

San Diego County's 41st Annual Springtime Blood Drive aims to replenish local blood supplies, with one in seven hospitalized patients requiring blood.

NWS San Diego forecasts a drop in temperature with showers and thunderstorms continuing, snow expected above 5000 feet, and a warming trend post-storm. High Surf Advisory is in effect with a warning of rip currents and beach erosion.

The DOD and NASA completed Underway Recovery Test 12 for the Artemis II mission, with training aboard the USS Somerset to safely recover astronauts post-mission.

The National Weather Service in San Diego predicts cooler temperatures, gusty winds in Southern California, with potential hazards for mountains and deserts, and cooler, showery conditions into Thursday.

Five alleged Sinaloa Cartel money launderers face charges according to San Diego federal grand jury indictments, as part of broader anti-drug and money laundering operations.

San Diego business owner and employees were charged after an immigration probe, facing allegations of harboring aliens and using false documents for employment.

Sempra is selling energy assets in Mexico to fund a $56 billion investment program aimed at enhancing utility services in Texas and California. The divestitures support growth ambitions and financial health.

The Coast Guard and Navy rescued 18 from a disabled vessel off San Diego; 17 were undocumented migrants and one American. The rescue required two helicopter flights, underscoring the risks of irregular maritime migration.

A helicopter made an emergency landing on a road in northern San Diego, causing delays on I-15. No injuries were reported, and authorities are investigating.