Supervisor Terra Lawson-Remer introduces an amendment to regulate battery storage facility placement in San Diego for safety, following concerns after a fire.

Marine Lance Cpl. Bailey Cameron, who was missing since August 25, has been found and detained on Camp Pendleton base, with no further details provided due to ongoing military procedures.

The McMillin Companies filed a lawsuit to prevent a homeless shelter from being established near Liberty Station in San Diego, challenging the city's authority.

September is National Recovery Month, and San Diego County's BHS encourages community participation to support those in mental health and addiction recovery.

San Diego County received a $425,000 grant from the CDC to enhance disease forecasting and preparedness, building upon last year's funding, and will collaborate with UCSD and other institutions.

Charles "Andy" Williams's parole was denied; he was responsible for the 2001 school shooting at Santana High School, causing 2 deaths and 13 injuries.

A woman was killed in Carlsbad when a speeding Volkswagen hit several cars and a pedestrian. The driver, Jose Zambrano Cruz, has been charged with DUI and manslaughter.

A low pressure system is cooling Southern California with temperatures dropping 5 to 15 degrees, but gusty winds raise critical fire weather conditions. The cooling trend is set to continue into next week.

San Diego authorities seek public help to find suspects in a series of Hillcrest hate crimes involving pellet attacks, as well as a car linked to the incidents. A $2,000 reward is offered for leads.

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.