The National Weather Service San Diego warns of a heatwave with coastal areas reaching 75-85 degrees, valleys 85-95, and lower deserts up to 112. Slight chances of showers persist.

A motorcyclist died on I-5 near Torrey Pines after hitting a Mini Cooper and being struck by a Nissan Sentra. The freeway was closed and later reopened.

CBP officers at Otay Mesa Port of Entry in California thwarted a smuggling attempt, finding 124 pounds of meth in a truck. A 63-year-old man was arrested in this significant drug bust.

San Diego experienced two attempted kidnappings at Mission Valley Mall. A man tried to abduct a child, but fled after she screamed. The suspect, Rene Lujan, has been arrested with the help of an Automated License Plate Reader system.

Chick-fil-A opened a new restaurant in Carlsbad, California, managed by local Tyler Reese, focusing on community engagement, employment, and participating in a food donation program.

A study at UC San Diego School of Medicine found the diabetes drug tirzepatide to be effective in treating obstructive sleep apnea, reducing breathing disruptions better than a placebo.

Two people were arrested in El Cajon after automated license plate reader cameras identified a stolen Mazda 3, leading to the capture of Oswald Deleon and Brandy Kittle, both with outstanding warrants.

Escondido Police seek public help to identify suspects in a grand theft and fraud case at Home Goods and subsequent fraudulent purchases totaling $7,000.

A man attempted to kidnap a 6-year-old girl at Mission Valley Mall, but fled when she screamed. The suspect remains at large, prompting SDPD to seek community help.

The National Weather Service in San Diego has issued a Heat Advisory for Orange County Inland Areas and the San Bernardino and Riverside County Valleys, with an Excessive Heat Watch for high and lower deserts, due to an incoming high-pressure system.

A man, Son Dinh, was found fatally stabbed in Oak Park, San Diego after an alleged altercation in a vehicle. The incident is being investigated as homicide by local police.

San Diegans affected by January floods prepare for the end of the Emergency Temporary Lodging Program as they seek long-term housing solutions, with authorities continuing support efforts.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and FBI have regained over $3 million for elderly fraud victims in San Diego through a coordinated operation involving 40+ asset seizures totaling $5.6 million.