The article announces the "Embodied Pacific" exhibition at UC San Diego, which merges art with ocean science and features contributions from various artists and scientific partners.

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park celebrated the hatching of its 250th California condor chick, a significant milestone for the critically endangered species' recovery.

An Escondido family was attacked by Jesse Martinez, a machete-wielding parolee, in their home. Martinez was subdued by residents and arrested with serious injuries.

SeaWorld San Diego celebrates National Dolphin Day with educational presentations, dolphin encounters, discounts on merchandise, and themed treats and cocktails.

Two teenagers were arrested for attacking and stabbing another teen on a San Diego city bus during an argument, prompting an investigation by police for possible gang involvement.

The El Cajon Police responded to a hit-and-run where a car struck a power pole, causing powerline hazards. The driver was later arrested. Traffic was affected, and the incident is under investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts cooler weather with light showers for San Diego this weekend, with temperatures dipping and winds increasing due to a trough. Snow is possible above 4,500 feet on Sunday.

Two arrested in San Diego for the fatal assault of Charles Hughes following an investigation of his death due to head trauma.

Escondido Police seek help finding William Purper, 54, last seen near San Diego Country Estates. His white truck was found abandoned. Extensive searches provided no leads. Tips can be directed to Sgt. Gimenez at (760) 839-4914.

A man suffered serious non-life-threatening injuries after being hit by a Prius in University Heights, San Diego. Police are investigating the incident and have ruled out alcohol as a factor.

Mayor Todd Gloria urges San Diegans to apply for FEMA aid before the April 19 deadline, with over 2,600 households already benefitting from disaster relief funds after January's storm.

The County Board of Supervisors has approved a 75-acre land expansion of El Capitan County Preserve, contributing to sustainability and connecting existing parks and trails while enhancing local ecosystems and reducing CO2 emissions.

County Supervisors partner with universities to enhance data analysis for better service provision, leveraging academic research and technical expertise.