A 28-year-old City Heights man was left with severe brain damage after an April 25 attack outside his apartment. His family says a 41-year-old suspect was arrested and a June competency hearing is set.

After passengers recorded CBP agents detaining crew at the B Street Pier, community groups gathered to demand names, charges and the workers’ locations. Local harbor police say they had no role in the federal operation.

A San Bernardino homeowner says a deputy shot his family rottweiler in the backyard while searching for a stolen vehicle. The sheriff’s office says it is reviewing footage.

A pedestrian was killed in an Escondido alley in what police described as a "slow-speed" crash. Investigators are on scene and details remain limited.

Supervisors asked staff to study whether three county garages could open to the public after hours, potentially adding roughly 800 downtown parking spaces.

San Diego’s Taco Stand opened its first Broward County location at Sawgrass Mills on Monday, bringing carne asada tacos, California burritos and a salsa bar to Sunrise. The mall listing shows the new counter opens at 11 a.m.

Sunny and breezy today with gusts up to 25 mph. Inland heat builds toward Monday, May 11.

New York chain 16 Handles signed a two‑unit deal for the San Fernando Valley; a Northridge shop is part of an eight‑store California rollout. Expect rotating flavors and a big toppings bar.

Fresh renderings show Phase 1B of San Diego’s new Terminal 1 will add 11 gates, lounges, more dining and bike/ped connections as work continues toward 2028.

LA‑born Spitz has landed on Garnet Avenue. The Pacific Beach outpost blends doner wraps, bowls and a lively happy hour.

A donated play structure and a quick city installation should return a playground to Fanuel Street Park by Memorial Day as larger Mission Bay upgrades continue.

An early-morning rollover on westbound I‑8 near SR‑67 in El Cajon killed one driver and closed lanes while crews worked the scene.

A San Diego lawmaker’s AB 2386 would open provisional licensure for some internationally trained physicians and create a path to full California licenses. Supporters say it targets shortages in underserved, Spanish‑speaking communities.