The San Diego Police Department is seeking help to find Paula Sanderson, a 91-year-old at-risk woman missing since September 10th, last seen with her small dog.

San Diego County Board supports a lawsuit led by Attorney General Rob Bonta against major oil companies, highlighting the industry's role in climate change.

The new seafood restaurant, Avenue Fish & Oyster Company, is set to open on Coronado Island by Blue Bridge Hospitality, offering local seafood and seasonal menus.

The Chula Vista Police Department confirmed no active threat at Rancho Del Rey Middle School after concerns arose from a message sent to a student at a different school. Police presence increased as a precaution.

Local authorities conducted a DUI checkpoint in Lemon Grove, resulting in multiple arrests and citations, as part of a safety campaign by the San Diego County Sheriff's Office.

San Diego has successfully passed six bills through the State Legislature targeting local issues like homelessness and sustainability, now awaiting Governor Newsom's signature.

San Diego residents face ash from nearby wildfires, with officials urging vigilance and the use of emergency apps and alerts to stay informed about fire risks and air quality.

UC San Diego climbed to No. 3 among U.S. public universities in the 2024 ARWU ranking, and to No. 18 worldwide, bolstered by significant research and academic achievements.

The Embodied Pacific exhibition at Birch Aquarium unites art and science, offering an immersive, interactive ocean exploration experience through various installations.

UC San Diego's Scripps Institution of Oceanography received a $10 million grant from the Paul G. Allen Frontiers Group to establish a center studying the neurobiology of marine life amid climate change.

A Colombian man was sentenced to 40 months for participating in a scam-based international money laundering scheme, with an order to pay restitution to victims.

Entrepreneur Will Remsbottom is set to launch Somewhere Pizza in El Cerrito, offering Brooklyn-style pizzas, Italian sandwiches, and more in a classic, community-focused setting.

A low-pressure system from the Pacific Northwest is set to lower temperatures in Southern California by 5-15 degrees, providing relief from the heat and increasing coastal clouds. Fire weather concerns persist due to low humidity and winds.