Escondido Police seek public help to identify a suspect in a series of vehicle vandalism incidents, with over $10,000 in damages, offering an image for clues.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection detained nine individuals from a panga boat attempting to smuggle across the Maritime Boundary Line off California.

The U.S. Navy has completed the recovery of an EA-18G Growler jet that crashed into San Diego Bay, with the two-person crew safely ejecting before the crash.

Justin Kinzer, a resident with developmental issues, went missing in San Marcos after a meal with his grandfather. San Marcos Station urges the community to report sightings.

Carlsbad City Council proposed an ordinance to restrict vehicle camping on public spaces, focusing on helping the homeless find housing while addressing community impacts.

MTS unveils culturally significant murals at Chula Vista trolley station with improvements in amenities, aiming to make transit stops more engaging and reflective of the local community.

San Diego is repairing streetlights to improve lighting in the city, with over 115 lights fixed and planning underway for modern lighting systems, funded by a federal grant.

San Diego Sheriff's Office seeks public help after a $15,000 theft at Hatfield Creek Vineyards, involving two suspects, prompts increased patrols in Ramona winery area.

San Diego expects cooler temperatures with scattered showers leading to a wet weekend, with harsher conditions like strong winds in mountain and desert areas, and possible snowfall above 4500 feet.

A suspect was arrested for a fatal shooting outside the Handlery Hotel in San Diego; one man died, another injured. The incident occurred March 3, 2025.

San Diego is expecting a mix of high winds, rain, and snow, with cooler temperatures and hazardous marine conditions. A dry and warmer trend is predicted for the weekend.

County Animal Services offers a Wheel o’ Fortune for discounted adoption fees, potentially waiving costs down to $0-$17, not including puppies and kittens, valid at shelters in Bonita and Carlsbad.

Brixton Capital starts the new year with a $250 million joint venture to expand its Western U.S. shopping center portfolio, including a $67.5 million acquisition in California.