The San Diego Police are searching for Giselle Martinez, a 14-year-old girl last seen in Valencia Park, considered at-risk. She has black hair and brown eyes and was wearing a black hoodie and checkered pajamas.

The County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved the allocation of $102 million in ARPA funds for community needs, to be used by December 2026.

CA Senator Laphonza Butler seeks federal funds for migrant aid through FEMA's SSP, highlighting San Diego's shelter crisis and the potential for migrants to be left without support.

El Cajon police arrested a recently paroled sex offender for entering a woman's apartment and stealing her purse, using keys from the management office. The police seek community tips.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler temperatures and possible showers for San Diego, with strong winds and cooler than average conditions over the weekend.

San Diego downtown welcomes its first Goodwill Outlet Center, where shoppers can buy items by weight, offering significant discounts. The 22,000 square-foot store will also serve as a furniture hub with free underground parking.

San Diego receives $29.9 million from California for homelessness programs, including shelter, diversion, and outreach, marking the city's largest HHAP grant.

Four teens assaulted a Game Stop employee in El Cajon and stole consoles. Two were arrested and the stolen items recovered. Police urge witnesses to come forward.

Border Patrol agents in San Diego seized over 12 pounds of fentanyl from a car on Interstate 8, arresting two U.S. citizens as part of an effort to combat illegal drug trafficking.

Carol Lazier has sued Del Mar to advance her Seaside Ridge development, designed to provide 259 apartments, including affordable housing units, despite city's opposition.

The closure of San Diego's migrant "welcoming center" has led to chaos for asylum seekers, now reliant on volunteers for help with transportation and guidance.

A fire engulfed an unoccupied garage undergoing renovations in Hillcrest, with damages estimated at $160,000. The blaze, which did not result in injuries, caused the roof to collapse and affected nearby electrical poles.

Cesar Chavez Park in San Diego has reopened its recreational field after renovations, including new sod and improved irrigation, ensuring the beloved community space remains in top condition for local activities.