The U.S. recovered $2 million from a settlement over a 2020 aircraft collision involving a Marine Corps Osprey and a civilian Twin Otter at San Diego's Brown Field Municipal Airport.

The article reports on a hit-and-run in El Cajon where a man was struck by a pickup truck after a minor car accident and is now hospitalized, with police seeking witnesses.

Norovirus cases in San Diego have been linked to frozen Korean oysters served at 100s Seafood Grill Buffet, prompting a warning from FDA and health officials.

A pedestrian is in critical condition after a vehicle hit them in Chula Vista; police are investigating, with no drugs or alcohol involved.

The National Weather Service predicts a weekend warm-up in Southern California, with potential triple-digit temperatures in the deserts and 5-10 degrees above average elsewhere.

Chula Vista police announce a DUI checkpoint within the city on April 20th from 6 PM to midnight, emphasizing efforts to reduce impaired driving incidents and increase road safety.

The article discusses the rising temperatures in the city and valleys midweek, with forecasts from the National Weather Service San Diego. Cooler weather is expected to return by Thursday.

UC San Diego Health integrates AI into its Epic Systems electronic health record to handle patient messages, easing doctors' cognitive load without reducing response times.

Mojave desert tortoises have successfully reemerged from brumation after being reintroduced into the wild at Edwards Air Force Base by multiple conservation organizations.

A 57-year-old man is in critical condition following a pedestrian collision in Chula Vista. The incident, involving a cooperating driver, occurred at Orange and Albany Avenues, and an investigation is underway.

The National Weather Service predicts a warm spell in Southern California with coastal highs in the 60s and inland 70s to lower 80s, cooling down by the weekend.

Three suspects were arrested for looting a Dick's Sporting Goods in El Cajon, with over $900 worth of stolen goods. They face charges for theft, possession of burglary tools, and drugs.

A teenager was shot in Vista, receiving medical attention and remaining in stable condition. No arrest has been made, and authorities seek public assistance.